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ARD1

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8th Mar 05 at 23:01

where abouts is this on a c20xe

Joff

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8th Mar 05 at 23:09

On the car, not the engine.

broster

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8th Mar 05 at 23:10

its on the drivers side infront of the rear wheel, easy to change.

ARD1

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8th Mar 05 at 23:14

as in behind the arch, and not in the engine bay? if mine is broke would this expalin it being jerky at 2-2500 revs, but only when cold?

broster

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8th Mar 05 at 23:24

no dont sould like filter to me. its under the sill on the drivers side go take a look, just infront of the rear wheel

ARD1

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8th Mar 05 at 23:29

almost as if its under fueling, is fine when warm, but when cold and you gently increase speed in that rev range its really jerky, any ideas?

broster

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8th Mar 05 at 23:31

erm......no. but not fuel filter. fuel filter would cause troubles war mand cold

Joff

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9th Mar 05 at 08:11

If you've never changed your fuel filter before, do it anyway. They're only about £6-7 and can be changed in half an hour.

broster

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9th Mar 05 at 09:19

half an hour! what speed do you work at dude! try 10mins if you have one hand

Joff

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9th Mar 05 at 10:31

quote:
Originally posted by broster
half an hour! what speed do you work at dude! try 10mins if you have one hand

I is slow

broster

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9th Mar 05 at 10:32

yes.....yes you are, so is your car

3CorsaMeal

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9th Mar 05 at 10:34

steve did a guide

PaulW

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9th Mar 05 at 10:35

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=186173

IntaCepta

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10th Mar 05 at 00:02

don't u have to depressurise the tank and all before u touch the fuel filter!

it takes me 20mins alone just to get to the friggin relay behind the side foot panal!
damn torx screws and bits! to hell with them all!!!!!!!!

Joff

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10th Mar 05 at 08:01

quote:
Originally posted by IntaCepta
don't u have to depressurise the tank and all before u touch the fuel filter!

it takes me 20mins alone just to get to the friggin relay behind the side foot panal!
damn torx screws and bits! to hell with them all!!!!!!!!

Yes thankyou! See Mr Broster, this is why it took me 30 mins....

Not that I bothered to depressurise the fuel system...