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46645, removing stock fpr.... Posted by whodatt1, Apr-12-03 06:43 PM
well I'm almost done with my set up. but I need to take out the stock fpr by the rear wheel.first this thing is on there tight!! but my question is: once it is removed, what did you guys use to plug in the hole where it sits? just a regular screw? Thanks.
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46646, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by Eclipse2NR, Apr-12-03 06:54 PM
Where is the FPR on a 97' RS? I have been wondering for a while and haven't had any time to look for myself...
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46647, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by whodatt1, Apr-12-03 07:16 PM
right by the rear tire.. is pretty much ontop of the the fuel filter.
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46667, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by whodatt1, Apr-13-03 07:36 AM
nevermind I'm just going to take the whold assembly off and put a new fuel filter on..
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46679, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by 97eclipseRS, Apr-13-03 12:55 PM
^^ that's what i did, just make sure you use 2 open end wrenches to loosen the bolts on either side. i think they're banjo fittings. if you try and only loosen it w/ one wrench, you'll bend the hardlines.
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46683, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by Fast420A, Apr-13-03 01:26 PM
The correct tool is a Flare Wrench. You use an open end on the filter where the 6 sided ends are and the flare wrench on the banjo bolt. I cannot remember off hand if it's a 12, 13 or 14mm but it's sitting in my tool box at home.
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46688, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by 97eclipseRS, Apr-13-03 01:51 PM
it's 14mm, but i just used a 14mm open end and it came off fine. i just used another wrench on the fitting it connects to and turned them opposite ways... came off fine.
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46689, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by Fast420A, Apr-13-03 01:55 PM
Yeah it'll work, the Flare wrench is designed to not round off the bolt heads which is EXTREMELY easy on automotive hydrolic and fuel systems.
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46728, RE: removing stock fpr.... Posted by Eclipse2NR, Apr-13-03 08:08 PM
You sell your car?
1996 Eclipse RS / 5-Speed / More at http://home.insightbb.com/~mgalyan/ Mark Galyan - Greenwood, Indiana
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