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Amish_EclipseMar-12-02 02:09 PM
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#17281, "fuel filter install on 95"


          

who's site had the walkthrough i wanna have help in case i get stuck

http://www.ocaddict.com

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pancitoMar-12-02 05:31 PM
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#17282, "RE: fuel filter install on 95"
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just take everything out, the water reservour(sp?), battery, battery tray, motor....lol j/k..i need to know also i was going to buy one from kragen or something but i got scared, and didn't want to mess with it, now that i'm not alone...i will do it this weekend....hey maybe we can do it while on IM and see the differences....lol
like 2 fathers expecting a baby (each, not the same...lol)

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HadesOmegaMar-13-02 04:57 AM
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#17283, "RE: fuel filter install on 95"
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it sux installing that thing. The last time I did it though i didn't take the battery out so mayber it'll be easier if you take the battery out. make sure you have centerpuches or something to keep 1 of the bracket holes in place, you might have to work with extension tools also.it was the most frustrating 5 hours of my life installing that thing, more frustrating than the turbo install. make sure you install the copper gasket washers also. Good luck, hehe satan wanted to charge 125 to do it I did it by myself for 20 bux hehe ^_^


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RyaN95i4Mar-13-02 05:19 AM
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#17284, "RE: fuel filter install on 95"
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yea, its a bitch to do. changed mine when i put the turbo on, luckily one of the guys helping out works at jiffy lube and does em all day long, and even he said it was a bitch, lol. took him like 30 minutes to change it. take out everything you can, there isnt room at all. also helps if you have an extra set of hands to hold everything in place from underneath.

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