madcrossover

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Does anyone know where the fuel filter is located on 95 Honda Civic Sedan D15b7?
I tried to search, but the search is down. Thanks for any help!

TeamNextGenChris

on the firewall,beside the battery.
Chris

Archidictus

Firewall a bit to the left of the intake manifold. It's a black canister with a fuel line running into the top for the fuel rail and one from the pump connecting at the bottom. Leave it connected to the firewall as you loosen all the lines and bolts or you run the risk of bending brackets and stripping heads.

Enjoy. That job is annoying and messy but not necessarilly difficult.

AutoXer

Great instructions, but make sure you use a flare wrench on the bolts.

madcrossover

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Thanks Alot! Does anyone know if the AEM Fuel Filter is worth it?

AutoXer

I would think they would be if you want bling; other than that, probably not.

TeamNextGenChris

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i've been wondering that myself.the filter element may have the ability to flow more fuel than stock,but the problem is the stock inlet and outlet fittings-you're still limited to them.
basically,the way i see it is if you need enough fuel volume that the stock filter is a restriction,you probably need to ditch the whole stock setup and go with bigger lines and a universal inline filter.if the stock fuel line/filter system isn't a restriction to you,the AEM filter is a waste of money.
again,i have no factual proof of that,but i have to think that the small holes in the stock banjo fittings have to be restriction before the filter is.
Chris