DIY Maintenance: Fuel Filter
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RE: DIY Maintenance: Fuel Filter
does it improve performance or just give it a better sound? Like back in the day when we used to flip the top of the air cleaner on the carb engines?
Thanks, this is a great forum and I'm looking forward to more tech posts like this one...maybe in another thread someone can post how to remove the silencer ring
Thanks, this is a great forum and I'm looking forward to more tech posts like this one...maybe in another thread someone can post how to remove the silencer ring
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RE: DIY Maintenance: Fuel Filter
Drew AND Steve,
First off, Drew: Mucho thanks on the DIY info. Quite good and detailed. Did it without any hitches. Didn't have the socket you mentioned but a 30 MM socket I did have worked just fine.
Steve, my filter was somewhat darker than yours. Still need to do the priming sequence that Drew described. Again, I'll let you know how it all went.
First off, Drew: Mucho thanks on the DIY info. Quite good and detailed. Did it without any hitches. Didn't have the socket you mentioned but a 30 MM socket I did have worked just fine.
Steve, my filter was somewhat darker than yours. Still need to do the priming sequence that Drew described. Again, I'll let you know how it all went.
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RE: DIY Maintenance: Fuel Filter
Drew,
YOU THE MAN!!! I bow in the presence of greatness!!![sm=hail.gif]
Priming sequence worked perfectly. But the second lift time after bumping the starter was QUITE A BIT longer than I expected. Around 20 - 30 seconds. Was beginning to worry! Guess I need to learn to RELAX.
Again, many thanks on the detailed and simple instructions.
YOU THE MAN!!! I bow in the presence of greatness!!![sm=hail.gif]
Priming sequence worked perfectly. But the second lift time after bumping the starter was QUITE A BIT longer than I expected. Around 20 - 30 seconds. Was beginning to worry! Guess I need to learn to RELAX.
Again, many thanks on the detailed and simple instructions.
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