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Fuel filter replacement.

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Old Dec 28, 2011 | 06:28 PM
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Our mid-grade is 89 and truthfully I don't remember what the super is. Probably 91.

I don't think I ever posted it but I did replace the cap and rotor as much as it pained me to spend the money (they were spendy). That made quite an improvement in driveability but I still have a stumble or bog on acceleration. I'm hoping the filter helps a little with that and it needed changed anyway.

One of the challenges I had teaching my wife about winter driving is 4WD can get you going very well but does nothing to help you when it comes time to stop! She works at a place with a very steep driveway that has a 'Y' at the bottom. Miss the 'Y' and you can end up in the lake! Make the 'Y' and you could still end up in the boss' livingroom!
 
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Old Dec 29, 2011 | 05:14 PM
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On my 97, the clamp had completely rusted away and ate a hole in the side of the fuel filter can that became a pinhole leak. The fuel lines were also like swis cheese and rusted thru at each place where a clamp held the tubing in place.

I bought a 25 foot roll of tubing and replaced it all and relocated the new fuel filter along the frame using rubber hose to connect it.
 
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