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I need to know if someone knows where the fuel filters are for an ULEV 2000 Honda Accord. On Feb 19, 11:10 pm, mig...@sbcglobal.net wrote: > I need to know if someone knows where the fuel filters are for an ULEV > 2000 Honda Accord. there are no fuel filters to replace the only fuel filter is inside of the gas tank and is not part of maintaince > I need to know if someone knows where the fuel filters are for an ULEV > 2000 Honda Accord. what symptoms are you suffering that make you suspect a filter problem? > mig...@sbcglobal.net wrote: > > I need to know if someone knows where the fuel filters are for an ULEV > > 2000 Honda Accord. > > what symptoms are you suffering that make you suspect a filter problem? After never having any problems or symptoms, the car half starter but immediately died out. I tried a few times on different days appeared like it wanted to start but would not. My cousin who knows quite a bit about hondas said he seen the symptons before and said to pump the gas and turn the key and should start. It did start and works good but when I step on on the gas and then release the pedal all of a sudden the engine dies. >> mig...@sbcglobal.net wrote: >>> I need to know if someone knows where the fuel filters are for an ULEV [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > but when I step on on the gas and then release the pedal all of a > sudden the engine dies. that's not a filter problem. check the ignition system and for any loose leads. you may also have a flooding problem - injection cleaner will fix that. finally, check for any codes on the engine computer. > I need to know if someone knows where the fuel filters are for an ULEV > 2000 Honda Accord. -------------------------- A plugged fuel filter will start to manifest when fuel consumption is at it's highest. Murphy's law says it will happen when passing a long truck while climbing a hill into a headwind with three or four passengers and all their luggage. It will be more likely to happen at night while it's raining, per Murphy. If your symptoms don't match, a bottle of injector cleaner will often rule out the fuel filter as a suspect. 'Curly' |
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