fuel filter and thermostat location
sorry i've looked and searched through some threads but never got a definite answers.. i dont know if this is just basic knowledge and if you're suppose to know this by FSM (i looked at my online one but i couldnt find it either, can someone comfirm if its in there?) or whatever... but i'm extremely car illiterate and trying to learn more.. can someone tell me the location of both so i can change em today! :)
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The fuel filter is located in the right back corner (drivers side) basically between the firewall and the frame rail.
Now if you need to change that you would might want to change your fuel pump pickup screen which is attached to your fuel pump in the tank. That you can get access to through the panel under your rear hatch carpet. The thermostate is located right under the metal pipe that the upper radiator hose connects to. Mike |
Originally Posted by BushyTea
(Post 6942908)
The fuel filter is located in the right back corner (drivers side) basically between the firewall and the frame rail.
Now if you need to change that you would might want to change your fuel pump pickup screen which is attached to your fuel pump in the tank. That you can get access to through the panel under your rear hatch carpet. The thermostate is located right under the metal pipe that the upper radiator hose connects to. Mike |
You will need to stick something in the fuel line coming from the tank so it wont all drain on your face as you're changing it, also make sure you know how to bleed the coolant properly, you can search the site and it will tell you how.
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ok, the hose on the bottom is a hard to take off lol .. also I still can't find that thermo stat.. ii know, don't kill me lol
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Its located under the part circled in red.
http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o...a/rx7motor.jpg Mike |
Put pliers on the hose and twist it left and right and get ready for fuel to spill on you, you'll need a decent size screw drive to stop it afterwards.
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Originally Posted by TehMonkay
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Put pliers on the hose and twist it left and right and get ready for fuel to spill on you, you'll need a decent size screw drive to stop it afterwards.
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Silicone hose and petroleum products don't mix. Just replace it with stock hose (Autozone, NAPA, etc.).
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Originally Posted by My5ABaby
(Post 6945806)
Silicone hose and petroleum products don't mix. Just replace it with stock hose (Autozone, NAPA, etc.).
It's easy to see the difference...the high pressure hose has an extra liner in it (the Goodyear stuff I bought at Checkers has a blue liner)- looks like a hose in a hose actually. When I replaced the filter and hoses I also replaced all the clamps with ones like this... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7.../fuelclamp.jpg. They come in size specific ranges and provide even clamping pressure without digging into the rubber hose. PepBoys sells em in packs of four for a few bucks. |
Originally Posted by HeyITZthatFC
...i dont know if this is just basic knowledge and if you're suppose to know this by FSM (i looked at my online one but i couldnt find it either, can someone comfirm if its in there?)...
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Buy the J30R9 fuel line.
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