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Old 04-26-05, 02:21 PM
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canister beside fuel-filter?

right beside the fuel-filter(hp) there is another almost identical "canister", what is it?? look like there should be a hose attatched but there arent(on mine atleast)

its a s5 tII vert if that matter

(tried to take a pic but my cam is too damn cheap lol it just gets all black


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What size is the canister? Any better description? Don't know of any other part that would be similar to the fuel filter, located in that area.
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havent had an oppertunety to see it from under yet but looking down it looks almost exactly like the fuelfilter(cylinder) i mean same size from the top but length may differ.
also it has a small pipe sticking and slightly bent, looking like there should be a hose connected. been looking allover for what it might be and starting to think that maybe the previous owner changed filter and left the oldone there hehe a longshot but who knows??
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is it another fuel filter that somebody left there???
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Sounds like your car has the charcoal canister near the fuel filter, which is odd because they are on opposite ends of the engine bay, at least in our cars.
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I'll bet it's the original filter that someone left bolted up, and the current filter is just hanging on by the hoses right beside it...
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Originally Posted by WAYNE88N/A
I'll bet it's the original filter that someone left bolted up, and the current filter is just hanging on by the hoses right beside it...
I wouldn't doubt it, those things are a bitch to get off and put back on!
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This reminds me of a neat little mod I did to mine a while back- Got some new fuel injection hose, and moved the filter up a little bit further into the engine bay. Now it 's attached to the frame rail below the strut tower. Makes it a heck of a lot easier to get to
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Originally Posted by WAYNE88N/A
This reminds me of a neat little mod I did to mine a while back- Got some new fuel injection hose, and moved the filter up a little bit further into the engine bay. Now it 's attached to the frame rail below the strut tower. Makes it a heck of a lot easier to get to

I did the same thing. Makes an hour job take 10 minutes.
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How often are you changing a fuel filter? I had no problems when I had to change mine (once so far in 1.5 years).
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I don't do it very often, every 30K maybe, but all it takes is one time having fuel drip down my arms while I'm under the car, and I find a solution to that crap
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