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98riviera98
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 |  Subject: FUEL Filter  Tue Mar 13, 2007 11:25 pm | |
| i have never looked but where is it?? _________________ 1.9RR's, SSAC, LQ4 maf and N*, Gen V-ported, L32 LIM ported and polished, L26 block, L67 heads, tune, E85, 65# injectors Worthy quotes: | Rickw wrote: | | What a dipshit, grow up. |
| deekster_caddy wrote: | LOL @ guessing Rick's age. Since we've gotten together a couple of times I won't guess  he'd probably hit me |
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|   | | 98riv
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 12:30 pm | |
| Drivers side under the car infront of the rear wheel. _________________ 1998 Supercharged Riviera - Custom CAI, JL XR525-CSi, Infinity 6x9's, Alpine 4 Channel Amp, Kicker KX3, Silverstars, STB, Hawk Brake Pads The Late Model Riviera Website |
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 12:33 pm | |
| Sorry to change the subject, but does fuel leak out when this is taken off for a change? _________________ 1996 Riviera s/c Series II 144,000 miles Gutted box + K&N Intense 180* Tstat , Coupler Autolite 104's Magnaflow Cat, Res Delete And one problem after another  |
| | | | AA
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 12:37 pm | |
| Yep. Have some rags handy. _________________  |
| | | | 98riviera98
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 2:32 pm | |
| wow thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! would it be best to do when the car is almost empty?? or full because if its almost empty and all the gas runs out ur hosed _________________ 1.9RR's, SSAC, LQ4 maf and N*, Gen V-ported, L32 LIM ported and polished, L26 block, L67 heads, tune, E85, 65# injectors Worthy quotes: | Rickw wrote: | | What a dipshit, grow up. |
| deekster_caddy wrote: | | LOL @ guessing Rick's age. Since we've gotten together a couple of times I won't guess he'd probably hit me |
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| | | | AA
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 2:36 pm | |
| Doesn't matter, just plug it while you've got it off. It doesn't take long. I don't think I even had to jack up the car. _________________ |
| | | | robertwolf86
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 6:35 pm | |
| there is only so much fuel that will come out when you change it. it dont matter weather it is empty or full. when you finish turn the car key half way to let the fuel pump push more fuel into the lines. it will be fine. im changing mine friday. i like the fram ones.
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98Riv: 3.4 press-on s/c pully,3.5" Tensioner Pulley,180 degree t-stat,AL104 plugs,air box,, soon to come a FWI with a DC cone filter,2.5 flowmaster exhuast, KYB GR-2 struts,STB, Akebono ceramic brake pads, Power stop drilled rotors,the new silverstars, underglow, hood scoops, .a/b131k, and custum vac lines w/non kink small engine gas line neon yellow.
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 7:23 pm | |
| Yeah, are there any reccommended fuel filters? Or is stock the way to go? I know with the oil filter most will reccommend the bigger one, wondering if there is something like that for the fuel filter. _________________ 1996 Riviera s/c Series II 144,000 miles Gutted box + K&N Intense 180* Tstat , Coupler Autolite 104's Magnaflow Cat, Res Delete And one problem after another |
| | | | AA
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 10:21 pm | |
| Use a stock filter. Someone at RegalGS.org bought one at Walmart and it started leaking! _________________ |
| | | | robertwolf86
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 10:22 pm | |
| idk i use fram air, oil, fuel filters. i also use castral gtx high mi 10w30 for oil
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98Riv: 3.4 press-on s/c pully,3.5" Tensioner Pulley,180 degree t-stat,AL104 plugs,air box,, soon to come a FWI with a DC cone filter,2.5 flowmaster exhuast, KYB GR-2 struts,STB, Akebono ceramic brake pads, Power stop drilled rotors,the new silverstars, underglow, hood scoops, .a/b131k, and custum vac lines w/non kink small engine gas line neon yellow.
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Wed Mar 14, 2007 11:47 pm | |
| | AA wrote: | | Use a stock filter. Someone at RegalGS.org bought one at Walmart and it started leaking! |
LOL.
I'll check out fram_________________ 1996 Riviera s/c Series II 144,000 miles Gutted box + K&N Intense 180* Tstat , Coupler Autolite 104's Magnaflow Cat, Res Delete And one problem after another |
| | | | robertwolf86
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Thu Mar 15, 2007 12:00 am | |
| lol the fram i got was from walmart. the part store only had pualator and i dont like them pluse it was more $
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98Riv: 3.4 press-on s/c pully,3.5" Tensioner Pulley,180 degree t-stat,AL104 plugs,air box,, soon to come a FWI with a DC cone filter,2.5 flowmaster exhuast, KYB GR-2 struts,STB, Akebono ceramic brake pads, Power stop drilled rotors,the new silverstars, underglow, hood scoops, .a/b131k, and custum vac lines w/non kink small engine gas line neon yellow.
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| | | | SoCal Riv
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Thu Mar 15, 2007 4:34 am | |
| Has anyone tried the NAPA fuel filter (Gold)? |
| | | | AA
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Thu Mar 15, 2007 7:54 am | |
| Although I've never personally had a bad experience with Fram, I don't use them on my cars because they're among the cheapest you can get. I found this in the Wikipedia entry: "There has also been some controversy about Frams use of average to below average oil filter medias and cardboard end caps which when compared to competitors of the same price range, may seem very lack luster despite working well enough to meet OEM Specifications."Sorry, I'm going to pay a little extra and hope the better materials and construction pays off. What's the difference in price, a couple bucks? _________________ |
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| | Subject: Re: Fuel Filters Thu Mar 15, 2007 10:42 am | |
| See, I would rather go for the more expensive one. If it follows that more expensive = higher quality at least. Sometimes this isnt always the case. _________________ 1996 Riviera s/c Series II 144,000 miles Gutted box + K&N Intense 180* Tstat , Coupler Autolite 104's Magnaflow Cat, Res Delete And one problem after another |
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