Need a visual - Fuel filter Mount for FC
Odd request, but I'm at a loss. I went to replace my fuel filter and found it dangling by the fuel lines with the mounting bracket attached to the filter. Since this is the first time I'm replacing it since I baught the car last fall, I'm at a loss as to where it should be mounted. Service manual doesn't show or describe actual location. ( 4A-76 )
If anyone has open engine bay photos showing the mount attached, I'd be greatful! '87 FC NA 5sp. Thanks!!!! |
its attached under the car.
There should be threaded holes on the driver side right under the end of the fender. Its close to the rear of the lower control arm mount. I will try and get a pic for you |
Originally Posted by Black Knight RX7 FC3S
(Post 9925450)
its attached under the car.
There should be threaded holes on the driver side right under the end of the fender. Its close to the rear of the lower control arm mount. I will try and get a pic for you -=mike=- |
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OH, Never mind, I thought they are the same between turbo/na, but guess not....
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Originally Posted by Nick_d_TII
(Post 9925612)
OH, Never mind, I thought they are the same between turbo/na, but guess not....
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sorry for that late reply, just got back from a Drifting event.
Heres a picture of here the fuel filter, and of the haynes manual also. http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/9...g0002hv.th.jpg http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/3...g0003fg.th.jpg Its on the driver side, not really under the car but below the steering shaft |
It should not be dangling, it should be on a bracket bolted to the frame near the firewall
hybrid |
Originally Posted by Nick_d_TII
(Post 9925612)
OH, Never mind, I thought they are the same between turbo/na, but guess not....
Originally Posted by Black Knight RX7 FC3S
(Post 9926004)
sorry for that late reply, just got back from a Drifting event.
Heres a picture of here the fuel filter, and of the haynes manual also. http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/9...g0002hv.th.jpg http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/3...g0003fg.th.jpg Its on the driver side, not really under the car but below the steering shaft
Originally Posted by Hybrid G
(Post 9926201)
It should not be dangling, it should be on a bracket bolted to the frame near the firewall
hybrid -=mike=- |
On my turbo, I remember the OEM bracket being riveted in. So I just tossed the bracket and ziptied the filter to the fuel feed hardlines. I'm not sure on the n/a cars, I never had to touch the fuel filter on my old GTU.
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Originally Posted by Black Knight RX7 FC3S
(Post 9926004)
sorry for that late reply, just got back from a Drifting event.
Heres a picture of here the fuel filter, and of the haynes manual also. http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/9...g0002hv.th.jpg http://img192.imageshack.us/img192/3...g0003fg.th.jpg Its on the driver side, not really under the car but below the steering shaft |
Originally Posted by BOFHMike
(Post 9933223)
I finally found time to crawl under the car last night, and these photos were perfect! Thanks!!! From what I can tell, somone tried to remove the braket and tore the rubber mounts, leaving the mount bases connected to the frame. I would love to replace these mounts/bushings, but not quite sure what to search for. I don't need the filter braket, it's fine, just the rubbers.
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Final update - Upper mount was easy to access, remove, and replace while standing ove the fender. The lower mount is a problem. I can't manage to sit a wrench or socket flush onto the "nut". For the time being I have the filter braket attached at the top, seems stable enough. The torn lower mount is still in place, so the filter braket is not going rub metal on metal against the inner wheel well.
Thanks for the visuals / help! -=mike=- |
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Just a quick reply, because I found this thread pretty quickly while working on the same problem. For anyone interested, the rubber thing that goes between the frame and the fuel filter bracket is Mazda part no. N236-13-363. I've attached a picture of the part I'm talking about. Hope this helps! |
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