Mission Accomplished!!!-Old Red is Home!!

[Festiva_Fred]

I like your oil drain pan!

I use the same thing for my oil changes. In fact, you don't need to jack the car up to change the oil. If you turn the passenger wheel all the way to the right you can get to the drain plug from the side, and your tub should clear the oil pan with the wheels on the ground.

Did you replace the fuel filter too? It's probably clogged up with crud from the gas tank.


-Tim

Thanks for the tip! Yes I changed the oil filter also.

[Tim]

Thanks for the tip! Yes I changed the oil filter also.

Oil filter and fuel filter are different things. The fuel filter filters the gas from the tank before it gets to the injectors.

The fuel filter is an important and often overlooked part that can make a huge impact on how your car runs.

I'm not exactly sure where it is in the engine bay, but it's an easy and cheap part to replace.


Good luck!

Tim

[piratewilly]

and also almost always over looked is to make sure it doesn't run out of blinker fluid

[Festiva_Fred]

Oil filter and fuel filter are different things. The fuel filter filters the gas from the tank before it gets to the injectors.

The fuel filter is an important and often overlooked part that can make a huge impact on how your car runs.

I'm not exactly sure where it is in the engine bay, but it's an easy and cheap part to replace.


Good luck!

Tim

My bad! I thought you said oil filter instead of fuel.... Just misread your comment thats all

[marcuss]

a little bit of TLC did some wonders on that Festiva. Glad to see it back to it's better looking days keep up the good work ... wanna clean mine too? LOL tree sap has the best of it as it sits in my backyard/driveway lol

[GenevaDirt]

Oil filter and fuel filter are different things. The fuel filter filters the gas from the tank before it gets to the injectors.

The fuel filter is an important and often overlooked part that can make a huge impact on how your car runs.

I'm not exactly sure where it is in the engine bay, but it's an easy and cheap part to replace.


Good luck!

Tim

it's on the firewall below the master cylinder.....but I not think that is easy or cheap for the original....never priced one but I know mine were always rusted in place. I just cut the lines off and then used an inline that I got from Autozone...like 3 bucks....very easy to change anytime now...lol

[Festiva_Fred]

a little bit of TLC did some wonders on that Festiva. Glad to see it back to it's better looking days keep up the good work ... wanna clean mine too? LOL tree sap has the best of it as it sits in my backyard/driveway lol

Thanks! It's going to look alot better next year, when I gets repainted hopefully. Right now I'm working on fixing the rust issues, I'll post up pics of my progress tomorrow.

[Festiva_Fred]

Got some more parts for Old Red, spark plugs, air filter, fuel filter.