i wouldn't let the jiffy lube in my town touch my car with a ten foot pole.
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Originally Posted by crcleofdst
(Post 8027871)
Either way, the rotary is already sensitive to lean conditions, so I would be very careful about which filter I used as a replacement.
Originally Posted by catch-22
(Post 8030331)
i wouldn't let the jiffy lube in my town touch my car with a ten foot pole.
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what year is the miata compatible fuel filter from?
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Originally Posted by Snowblind113
(Post 8106863)
what year is the miata compatible fuel filter from?
Sorry if my previous comment confused you, I have installed a fuel filter in a 2001 miata and I recall it being 'similar' in size and shape to the FD filter. I would not recommend using a miata filter on your FD unless you have no other choice and you have verified that the size of the filter and the inlet/outlet lines are comparable to the FD's. |
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Originally Posted by afterburn27
(Post 8107126)
Why not just buy the correct FD filter? They are not expensive.
Sorry if my previous comment confused you, I have installed a fuel filter in a 2001 miata and I recall it being 'similar' in size and shape to the FD filter. I would not recommend using a miata filter on your FD unless you have no other choice and you have verified that the size of the filter and the inlet/outlet lines are comparable to the FD's. FD: N3A1-20-490 https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...1&d=1208542706 Miata: BP4W-20-490B https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...1&d=1208542706 |
Originally Posted by afterburn27
(Post 8107126)
Why not just buy the correct FD filter? They are not expensive.
Sorry if my previous comment confused you, I have installed a fuel filter in a 2001 miata and I recall it being 'similar' in size and shape to the FD filter. I would not recommend using a miata filter on your FD unless you have no other choice and you have verified that the size of the filter and the inlet/outlet lines are comparable to the FD's. |
Fuel Filter Replacement...It's Done!!
I finally replaced the fuel filter, what a bear it was removing it!! I used a handi little hose pinch pliers to pinch the fuel hoses and they did not leak at all. The worst part was removing the existing hose clamps and removing the hoses from the old filter. The reverse prosses was a snap it took about 20 minutes to re-install the new filter. The removal took about 2 hours, scarred and cut hands and forearms, etc. But it's finally DONE!!
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Was anyone ever successful with relocating the fuel filter?
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A couple more I found with pictures....
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...cation-616397/ https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...ce-put-576820/ |
Just to add to this one,
I used to own a 2001 BMW M5 V8 sedan. The fuel filter in these is a really nice 8 inch long (approx.) canister with the same sized barb ends as the FD filter. Its an extremely high quality BMW filter with more filter media surface area and the external canister is even polished looking alloy. They are German and made for severe service duty and yet cheaper than the FD stock filter. I'm going to relocate my filter and use one of these beauties when I do. |
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