How important is that "notched" washer on the fuel line?
06-01-2009, 09:21 AM
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How important is that "notched" washer on the fuel line?
Hey what up guys.
I got a B18A1 in my 93 hatch DX. My car has been running slugish at times because of what I believe to be a fuel problem. Sometimes even the idle drops pretty low (350-400rpms) . I have brought this problem to some other knowledgable friends of mine and one of them asked me If I was using a washer on the fuel line that has some grooves in it. I will post some pics of the washer in a second. BUt I was wondering if this would effect the performance of my car.
I got a B18A1 in my 93 hatch DX. My car has been running slugish at times because of what I believe to be a fuel problem. Sometimes even the idle drops pretty low (350-400rpms) . I have brought this problem to some other knowledgable friends of mine and one of them asked me If I was using a washer on the fuel line that has some grooves in it. I will post some pics of the washer in a second. BUt I was wondering if this would effect the performance of my car.
06-01-2009, 09:37 AM
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Re: How important is that "notched" washer on the fuel line?
it shouldnt, but get a good fuel on both ends. chasebaysonline.com sells inline fuel filter kits $60 it hides it but new fuel lines!
06-05-2009, 05:46 PM
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Re: How important is that "notched" washer on the fuel line?
bump ok I got that notched washer but Im not sure where it goes heres a picture of it.
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