changing fuel filter issue
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changing fuel filter issue
I have a 93 del sol with a gsr swap that is kinda slowish on acceleration and after researching it seems to be the fuel filter.
So i was changing mine today and while i was putting the new one on cross threaded it took it back and got a new one. Now im scared to try and put it on lol any tips on how to not cross thread these things and has anyone else had this problem?
So i was changing mine today and while i was putting the new one on cross threaded it took it back and got a new one. Now im scared to try and put it on lol any tips on how to not cross thread these things and has anyone else had this problem?
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Go slow, and if it doesn't feel like its going in smooth don't keep going.
I have never had a problem with cross threading them, I just changed mine. I just put the line in, and tightened it down.
I have never had a problem with cross threading them, I just changed mine. I just put the line in, and tightened it down.
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Re: changing fuel filter issue
thats the plan lol i just dont want to ruin another one and waist my money, if this doesnt solve my slow acceleration problem what else might be the problem i changer the spark plugs and the cars not missing or smoking at all not ticks its a fresh swap, maybe bad gas?
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Re: changing fuel filter issue
Have you tested your PCV valve?
There is a lovely picture of it on wikipedia - I do believe it looks like a genuine Honda part :-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crankca...ilation_system
Anyway the test procedure is in your Haynes manual is simple and if it's bad, replace it. It's cheap and a super easy.
There is a lovely picture of it on wikipedia - I do believe it looks like a genuine Honda part :-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crankca...ilation_system
Anyway the test procedure is in your Haynes manual is simple and if it's bad, replace it. It's cheap and a super easy.
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Cap/rotor, wires, check ignition timing. A PCV is really cheep, no reason not to replace it during a tune up unless it's good.
If the gas is bad that could be affecting it.
EDIT- nevermind, I see you have a GSR. Are you runing the stock IM? If so, are the IAB's wired?
If the gas is bad that could be affecting it.
EDIT- nevermind, I see you have a GSR. Are you runing the stock IM? If so, are the IAB's wired?
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Re: changing fuel filter issue
sorry for not knowing much about gsr's this is my first one but how will i know if its wired or how to wire it?
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