was at the acura dealer a while ago and the parts guy and their top ase mechanic tells me that the rsx fuel filter never needs changing...and they didnt know how it was done....anyone know in this forum or is this forum really as Dustin describes it in the board description

 

It's like this because its special, just like us all. heehhe.
On a serious note, I dont really know. Thats news to me. But if I find something I will let you guys know.

 

, that just doesnt seem logical, if it has a filter ....it should need changing sometime in its life span...unless it has no filter at all...which i doubt that is so

 

call in your service writer at acura. they will tell you what i've been told.

 

I'll ask my friend marcos. He is a certifies honda tech. Maybe he might know.I'll keep you guys posted if he has any information.

 

beacuse it's an in tank filter (and it's not lifetime more like 150k miles), like the 98+ accord, 01+ civic, 99+ odyssey, s2000, and 02+ crv

 

Aaahhh.. Thanks for the information. I couldnt get ahold my friend and I really wanted to know. for the info.

 

that makes more sense....thanks for the clarifacation

 

Good job in the info bro. I was really trying to find out about that, I was doing alot of searchs on the topic.. well..eerr... I cant lie.. I only did one search and when I couldnt find it I gave up.. LOL..But thanks bro.

 

I know the new k20 engines don't use that large underhood filter that the b-series and other Hondas used to use, they needed replacing at certain intervals, so I thought Honda cheaped out and took out that feature. In my owner's manual it now reminds owners not to run their fuel tanks to empty, so I was thinking Honda got rid of the big *** filter and doens't want owners to run their cars to empty to reduce the chance of injectors getting plugged up.

But we now have info that there is an in tank fuel filter, I hope they aren't referring to that little mesh screen that attaches to the fuel pump. I hope they have an additional filter in the tank that is better at filtering out junk in addition to the one that is on the fuel pump. I have to get a shop manual sooner or later. thanks for the info.