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Going ahead with the Fuel Filter... 200 1989

posted by  dinomartino on  Sun Mar 20 18:57 CST 2011
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Yes, get the copper washers from the dealer. I'd also spring for new banjo bolts as well as the little three inch long hose that runs from one end of the filter to the main pump. That little bugger gets kinked really easily.

Wear rubber gloves, the leaking gas will dissolve the undercoating, and the sticky black gunge will get ALL over your hands as you wrestle with the bracket that holds the pump/filter.
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1989 245 233K / 1993 945 127K






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