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Old 03-17-15, 09:21 PM
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MO Fuel filter relocation, see any issues with this?

Hey everybody, the rubber on my factory mounting bracket for the fuel filter broke so I took this as a chance to relocate my fuel filter. And the best place I could see is where you see it in the picture. Do any of you see an issue with this location? There are no moving parts close to it that can cause issue. The only issue I can see is it's to close to the engine and heat can be a factor. What do you all think? This an ok location for the fuel filter? (I'm not going for looks, just function.)

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Old 03-17-15, 10:19 PM
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That location looks OK, but you've added at more than a foot of fuel hose hanging in the breeze (without support). Why not just replace the rubber fuel filter bracket mount?
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Originally Posted by cone_crushr
That location looks OK, but you've added at more than a foot of fuel hose hanging in the breeze (without support). Why not just replace the rubber fuel filter bracket mount?
I've not been able to find the factory bracket to replace it with, I'm pretty new to the Mazda scene still so I've not figured out all the websites I can use to find OEM parts. And my local Mazda dealer does not carry this factory bracket anymore. And you're right I have added about a foot of fuel line, but it's pretty ridged and secure on both ends. Not so much flopping around as it was before with the filter inches from the road... My other concern is with the added fuel line can it cause any pressure issues?

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Also, I don't see an edit button... But if you're referring to the fuel line going to the fuel rail from the filter. It is the factory length I've not actually added any there, and I can see where you'd have concern for it not being supported... I'm sure I can figure out a way to support it better.
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I'd just make sure that the Inlet hose is not hitting or bounces on the subframe or that bolt close to the hose(in pic.)
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Originally Posted by misterstyx69
I'd just make sure that the Inlet hose is not hitting or bounces on the subframe or that bolt close to the hose(in pic.)
Gotcha! I'll use my zip tie skills to lock it down haha
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I'll see if I can find some loom and cover the hoses as well for extra protection.
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How are you liking them solid mounts ? Sorry off topic . My mount is also busted for my filter . Thanks for the idea there brotha
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Originally Posted by unek87
How are you liking them solid mounts ? Sorry off topic . My mount is also busted for my filter . Thanks for the idea there brotha
I'm not sure about the solid mounts yet, I bought this car as a rolling shell in December. Just got the engine in it 2 weeks ago and have yet to get it fired up for the first time. I expect vibration, but that's ok this is my toy not a daily.
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That's a funny looking 2j
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Originally Posted by barkz
That's a funny looking 2j
Had a 2jz with t5 i was gonna swap in, but sold the setup shortly after joining this site. Was just going to be to expensive of a swap.
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N326-13-363B <-- This is the part you want, but they're kind of pricey for a stupid rubber mount.
86-92 Rx7 Fuel Filter Mount (N236-13-363)

Mine have the same problem, the old rubber just cracked and tore off when I unbolted the fuel filter. Probably just going to replace it with a bolt and some rubber washers.
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Maybe S5's are different because my fuel filter mount is steel. Maybe the PO replaced it?
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Yeah I'm finding a lot of rubber mounts on my s4, I guess they wised up with the s5. Thanks for the part #
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