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It's just common sense. Change the fuel filter, as it's a FILTER. Want to know something funny? for 2 years, i think 02-03 and even some new cars/trucks, GM has non-serviceable fuel filters in the tank. A.K.A. fuel pump strainer. There is NO fuel filter in the system. Now that's s-m-r-t.

/\ you blew your bike off the throttle body? what was it doing in the engine bay to begin with?

Maybe so he can make adjustments to the TPS if he needs to without it turning into a bigger-than-necessary job? lol

Individual Coilpack Relocation, Joe.... Just think. You'll be the pioneer of the mod!

/\ that sounds promising! Looking good on the coilpack relocate. very clean.

Good advice Aaron... That thing must've sat for a crazy long time though...

Nosir, i'm sitting at home doing nothing and it feels fine. sorry you gotta work JMD... Happy birthday Joe

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No problem Matt. The "hot rod" scene in general for the most part turns my stomach... "yeah man, those ghost flames and chrome EVERYTHING really set off your t-bucket. Not to mention the ex-top-fuel 700ci engine. that thing is amazing. how much power is it making? 1500hp? and you drive it every...

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er... no, no, and no. no, and none. thanks.

Clutch is non-adjustable btw. ::edit:: Haynes/Chiltons manuals are NOT helpful... ever.

I'm not an organ donor either. Good thing my supras are.

Of course you have to change the fuel filter. Sure, "Toyota Engineers" designed it to last forever, but doesn't that sound too good to be true? You know the old saying.

awww, someone put a sewing machine in the engine compartment.. that's unfortunate. Is that where those stickers are supposed to go? Mine is on the "floor" of my center console armrest area...

My Legacy is pretty well gutted, no carpet, and I just broke up the loose sound deadener... It's loudER, but not LOUD. I have an exhaust too... IDK.. maybe it just doesn't bother me. Too late for my Supra anyway :P

Free cars are 99% of the time a piece of shit. My Subaru cost $1500. 95 Legacy wagon with 200k on it. New timing belt, water pump, cam seals, crank seal, valve cover gaskets, rear main seal, clutch, throw out bearing, brakes, tires. All those parts were new, as in 0 miles on them. My boss got...

Just jump on Summit and check out some tips there. I'm sure that any other car's tips will fit, it's not exactly a science. Just measure the OD of the stock tips, and then go shopping.

But then again, not everything different is retarded. big props matt for sticking with it. i knew your corona would be something like this anyway the first time i saw your name :P

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