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Going ahead with the Fuel Filter... 200 1989

posted by  B0RK ^3 on  Sun Mar 20 16:31 CST 2011
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So, impact tools are available and ready.. But, the necessary hardware wasn't included with the Bosch Filter. Now what?.. Dealership for that?... Or, just pull the filter off and go to a hardware store, to match up the washers?... Is that all that's needed is just a couple of washers?
I understand the problems will lie with the bolts, so that's why we're gonna PB B'last for a few weeks and then attempt it when it's warmer out, outside. I'm going to read and re-read every B.B. post I can and prepare for the worst. Hope for the best, and at least give it a shot.






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