fuel filter failure
05-09-04, 12:59 AM
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fuel filter failure
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i think that this is a major issue and that everybody should cheack their own filter once they have replaced them.
This was a replacement from Easy Lube about 10 000 miles back.
currently i have a other in place from them and this makes me want to get a mazda OEM Filter and get it installed.
i think that this is a major issue and that everybody should cheack their own filter once they have replaced them.
This was a replacement from Easy Lube about 10 000 miles back.
currently i have a other in place from them and this makes me want to get a mazda OEM Filter and get it installed.
05-09-04, 01:34 AM
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05-09-04, 10:35 AM
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i had a fuel filter rust itself shut once, oem is worth the extra $$ just for that
05-09-04, 10:40 AM
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RX7club.com doesn't host the pictures on the same server as the actual forum, its hosted on this server place where they just host pictures, alot of forums use it actually. And that's why its so bitch'n slow... I think we should host it on our servers, but that's my 2cents
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mr_vaughn send the pics to me morphious@satx.rr.com I put them on my server
05-11-04, 08:40 PM
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Shoulda used Mazda...
Shoulda used Mazda...
Except when it comes to OEM O2 sensors... Mazdatrix = $201!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*** dat.
05-11-04, 09:37 PM
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my friend had a fuel filter fail on him. His 67 El Camino SS with a completely hand built 327 wth rockers heads cams and all sorts of goodies went up in flames going down the highway...
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Originally Posted by mr_vaughn
a reminder.. to change your filter every 10 000 miles. if its a generic..no name brand
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