what's the best fuel filter
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what's the best fuel filter
I was wondering what the best fuel filter was out there, also how much would the dealer charge to change them, looks easy enough to do it myself but I don't like the idea of fuel leaking (better safe then sorry imo). thanks
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Originally Posted by droopy726
I was wondering what the best fuel filter was out there, also how much would the dealer charge to change them, looks easy enough to do it myself but I don't like the idea of fuel leaking (better safe then sorry imo). thanks
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Originally Posted by DeepBlueZ
as far as i know...a fuel filter is a fuel filter...just use a delco OEM replacement.
#7
Here we go again, it's not my day on
this board:
OK 50 for the FF and 35 labor
give or take a couple bucks.
Whats the problem? Cause I
paid 35 for labor. Ever think not
everyone has the time or tools.
What if I live in the city and have
no garage, want me to do it on the
street. Why is how I spend a few dollars
so sickening to you, why do you care,
Trust me you could spend the money you
work hard for however you wish, I could
care less.
this board:
OK 50 for the FF and 35 labor
give or take a couple bucks.
Whats the problem? Cause I
paid 35 for labor. Ever think not
everyone has the time or tools.
What if I live in the city and have
no garage, want me to do it on the
street. Why is how I spend a few dollars
so sickening to you, why do you care,
Trust me you could spend the money you
work hard for however you wish, I could
care less.
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Originally Posted by locosteelersfan
Here we go again, it's not my day on
this board:
OK 50 for the FF and 35 labor
give or take a couple bucks.
Whats the problem? Cause I
paid 35 for labor. Ever think not
everyone has the time or tools.
What if I live in the city and have
no garage, want me to do it on the
street. Why is how I spend a few dollars
so sickening to you, why do you care,
Trust me you could spend the money you
work hard for however you wish, I could
care less.
this board:
OK 50 for the FF and 35 labor
give or take a couple bucks.
Whats the problem? Cause I
paid 35 for labor. Ever think not
everyone has the time or tools.
What if I live in the city and have
no garage, want me to do it on the
street. Why is how I spend a few dollars
so sickening to you, why do you care,
Trust me you could spend the money you
work hard for however you wish, I could
care less.
#11
Ok then I should have left, went to Autozone,
then make another appointment just for
the filter. Sorry for my careless spending.
I guess I just wanted what was best for my car,
I do kinda like it. You know what I'm not using
Mobil 1 anymore either, forget the 93 octane, and
Zaino-forget about it. As a matter of fact I'm not
even going to wash it anymore either, damn water bill.
then make another appointment just for
the filter. Sorry for my careless spending.
I guess I just wanted what was best for my car,
I do kinda like it. You know what I'm not using
Mobil 1 anymore either, forget the 93 octane, and
Zaino-forget about it. As a matter of fact I'm not
even going to wash it anymore either, damn water bill.
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Originally Posted by locosteelersfan
I paid around 85 bucks
parts/labor at the dealer a
couple weeks ago.
parts/labor at the dealer a
couple weeks ago.
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Originally Posted by steve2001sh
I think we've all been ripped off be the dealer.
I can feel locosteelersfan's (hope that's the name) pain. I only recently moved into a house, and had to rely on a quick lube place for three years before I had a place to work on it. At least he's getting maintenance done on his car, rather than just letting it fall apart, even if he IS getting overcharged.
-Mike
#15
Ok I was completely wrong and apologize.
I looked at the invoice, cost me 25 bucks.
I had a bunch of stuff done and got the digits
mixed up. 80 was the next line-Front sway install.
I looked at the invoice, cost me 25 bucks.
I had a bunch of stuff done and got the digits
mixed up. 80 was the next line-Front sway install.