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Topic #68364 34 posts Started by freddy121389
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QUOTE (BonzaiCelica @ Oct 8, 2012 - 3:08 PM) *
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QUOTE (Special_Edy @ Oct 8, 2012 - 9:07 AM) *
>The difference is that regular fuel line is designed for carbureted engines which run very low fuel pressure and the fuel injection hose is stronger and designed for EFI cars which run at much higher fuel pressures.


oh so then the one I just installed will just deteriorate again in a few months...


>>also today while driving my car suddenly shut off. I figured hmm electrical or fuel pump line again. As sure enough it was. The first line lasted 4 days while this one lasted 20 days what's going. Do i have wrong fuel line.
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the one I just installed today is an autozone brand. Hopefully it'll last me for well over a few months....???

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Is there any sort of maintenance schedule for the fuel filter?
My car is starting to have an issue and I can't tell if it is pump or filter. Would be nice to know if there was some "scheduled maintenance" that I missed on it or if it is supposed to be a lifetime.
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QUOTE (neisenkr @ Nov 24, 2014 - 12:07 PM) *
>Is there any sort of maintenance schedule for the fuel filter?
My car is starting to have an issue and I can't tell if it is pump or filter. Would be nice to know if there was some "scheduled maintenance" that I missed on it or if it is supposed to be a lifetime.


Rule of mechanical thumb is trying to change the filters at least once a year at least as far as a regular scheduled maintenance. If our cars were still new it would be after the first 50,000 miles were put on to have it changed or cleaned, however with age comes the chances for debris and rust so its better to clean or change yearly.

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QUOTE (igpx12 @ Nov 25, 2014 - 5:45 AM) *
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QUOTE (neisenkr @ Nov 24, 2014 - 12:07 PM) *
>Is there any sort of maintenance schedule for the fuel filter?
My car is starting to have an issue and I can't tell if it is pump or filter. Would be nice to know if there was some "scheduled maintenance" that I missed on it or if it is supposed to be a lifetime.


Rule of mechanical thumb is trying to change the filters at least once a year at least as far as a regular scheduled maintenance. If our cars were still new it would be after the first 50,000 miles were put on to have it changed or cleaned, however with age comes the chances for debris and rust so its better to clean or change yearly.

Wow really? I have some serious doubts that any of the previous owners have changed it on my car, and for the past 3.5 years I haven't either, only thing I do is run chemical additives and use good fuel.

I assume the repercussions of my actions, or lack thereof, is deposits going into the fuel injections or engine? Which is no bueno

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