Bogging while drifting/turning hard on low tank
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Bogging while drifting/turning hard on low tank
hey does anyone know how i can fix this problem(besides have a full tank) cuz it really bothers me sometimes and it does it if i have like a 1/4 tank to and i run on that and less all the time. Just wondering if there are any parts/uprades i can get to eliminate this cuz im sure it probly starves the engine a little while acclerating to?????
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Dirty pre filter in the gas tank.
Pull the fuel pump assembly out and clean or replace the prefilter on the fuel pump.
BTW This has been covered quite a few times before.
Pull the fuel pump assembly out and clean or replace the prefilter on the fuel pump.
BTW This has been covered quite a few times before.
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well **** i just took it to mzm and they replaced my in line filter and flushed my tank and fuel system beacuse it had old gas in it so id figure they would have replaced the in tank filter
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damn that pisses me off, well i guess ill have to do it, never done a in tank fuel filter what and i going to have to do??? drop the tank?? anlso any estimate on cost and what kind of power losses could i be getting from a dirty in tank fuel filter??
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Its like a 10 minute job, to pull one out.
And you will just be starving the engine and overheating the fuel pump, so there won't be any real HP loss. No more than running out of fuel.
replacement filters can be found at many autoparts stores, or just soak it in acetone.
And you will just be starving the engine and overheating the fuel pump, so there won't be any real HP loss. No more than running out of fuel.
replacement filters can be found at many autoparts stores, or just soak it in acetone.
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is it the piece that has a a bober looking thin on it with going up a spiral line cuz i took that off my parts car but thought that it was the fuel level sensor or whatever
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ok cool then that should be pretty damn easy. but you say there is no hp decreases but there are acceleration decreases and preformance decreases right
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