Fuel Filter ??

Started by SmbFD3S, October 18, 2007, 10:08:27 AM

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SmbFD3S

Anyone know the best (cheapest) place to get a fuel filter from please ??
 
Car is a 1992 UK spec FD :)
 
Cheers
\'92 UK RX7 FD
\'97 Kwak ZX6R currently at Stage 3
\'86 Honda CRM250R stroker
\'11 BMW 320d ED
 
 

Mazdarotaryparts

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Good morning,

Not sure if we are the cheapest but ours cost £33.95 plus Vat,

Here is the link if you would like to order,

http://www.mazdarotaryparts.com/bfd-si006-blue-print-fuel-filterb-764-p.asp

p.s. run the car low on fuel if you can or the fuel will gravity feed out over you while your trying to change it.

Hope this helps
REgards
Clive

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SmbFD3S

Ok thanks for that Clive, i\'ll order it now :)
 
I wont be doing it but will pass the info on, getting someone else to do it while having it\'s service and pre MOT checks :chat
\'92 UK RX7 FD
\'97 Kwak ZX6R currently at Stage 3
\'86 Honda CRM250R stroker
\'11 BMW 320d ED
 
 

LeedsLad

ive got a 92 uk spec mate......................................use a 4\'\' extesion to get it off the bracket that it is mounted to and good luck, i did it in 3 hours and got fuel in my eyes! :eek:

SmbFD3S

Thanks mate, wonder how many UK spec cars on are here??
 
Anyways, like i said i wont be doing this but then again if they are gonna charge me 3 hours labour to do this might end up doing it myself to save some money....
\'92 UK RX7 FD
\'97 Kwak ZX6R currently at Stage 3
\'86 Honda CRM250R stroker
\'11 BMW 320d ED
 
 

leon

If your handy with a spanner its not a bad job.

The most time consuimg part of it is figureing out how you actualy do it! (didnt have the advantage of ramps or light, had a jack, axel stands and a torch at night) I found it helpful to take the two side pannels of first to get better acess to the pump and the pipes, unscrew the bolts that hold the bracket then pull the clips/pipes off the filter (just remmeber wich way it faced and which pipe goes where).

MRP\'s price is cheeper than most. He\'s also right you will get some fuel spillage, I was in the position that i couldnt de-pressurize the system because of  having most of the enigne in peices at the time (love weekends!) so i got soaked once i poped the fuel lines off! thank god for my "norm" spec safety goggles. :rollin
I woof in your general direction.

SmbFD3S

Well, when i had the car services i asked them to do it and they said, "mmm looks like a nightmare" when i got the car back so they didn\'t do it.  Anyway, i finally got round to doing it today, weren\'t as bad as i was expecting tbh, up on the ramps, and about 3 and half hours with regular tea breaks lol, bloody freezing today...  Thanks for all the advice :Thumbs-up
\'92 UK RX7 FD
\'97 Kwak ZX6R currently at Stage 3
\'86 Honda CRM250R stroker
\'11 BMW 320d ED
 
 

leon

great stuff :) Another tick in the box of good rx servicing :D  It\'s true it is not as bad as it looks :evillaugh
I woof in your general direction.

Wombat-007

Quote from: SmbFD3SWell, when i had the car services i asked them to do it and they said, "mmm looks like a nightmare" when i got the car back so they didn\'t do it. Anyway, i finally got round to doing it today, weren\'t as bad as i was expecting tbh, up on the ramps, and about 3 and half hours with regular tea breaks lol, bloody freezing today... Thanks for all the advice :Thumbs-up

I\'d look for another garage to do your servicing. If they can\'t handle the fuel filter, what else are they skipping on doing because it may look difficult or they couldn\'t be bothered.
It\'s pretty easy to service mostly yourself, saving a few quid and knowing the jobs done right.