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OneRedTXBolt
09-14-2002, 06:59 AM
Anyone else need to change their fuel filter?

Mark? I'll get the beer?! :tu:

At 21K miles, I think I'm probably past due. And this is cheap, so I can afford it :D

James

Badcarma
09-14-2002, 08:58 AM
I need filter and the trans modification, and ah, all those backyard stories to boot......Beer, and lots of it !!!!

tliss
09-14-2002, 09:33 AM
I'ma needing to do this too! Just cracked 20K on the odo. Lemme know when the party is. You bring the beer, I'll bring the :bs:!

Tom

Mark #2
09-14-2002, 05:25 PM
Okay,
Buy your filters, buy lots of beer, and I'll supply the tools and direct the carnage.
Let me know when you want to do it. I'm always messing with something in the garage.
Mark

OneRedTXBolt
09-14-2002, 08:47 PM
OK. I'll stop and get some beer Monday. I'll also stop by the dealer to see if they have a filter.

For those that are not familiar: cans only are allowed near the garage.

Do you have the filter removal tool, Mark?

Thanks!!!

Tues or Weds night?

Cya!

Badcarma
09-15-2002, 12:14 AM
I'm good for mon-wed myself. Get the filter at dealer or what? Can we get line mod here in town, or do we have to order from PSP?:cool:

CruiseL99
09-15-2002, 12:46 AM
Motorcraft you can buy at O'reilly's. Make sure they use the book to catalog it. Last time I changed my filter I had to go back because I grabbed the filter for f150. As far as tranny kit is concearned check with L8-Apex. He probably has one in stock if you can't find one. :tu: Also if you guys need a certified ford tech to help with the job just let me know where you are at and I'll bring my certificates and more beer. Cans of coarse.:beer:

Silver_2000
09-15-2002, 01:13 AM
Part number FG-986b

F89z-9155a

I bought 2 from fordpartsonline.com cheep.....

The install takes 10 minutes....

Doug

curtis75051
09-15-2002, 01:17 AM
I would like to do mine, but can't do it until thursday. What would be the best filter to get? btw 23XXX miles

Mark #2
09-15-2002, 08:32 PM
Got the tool.

Monday Night football in the garage?

Like Silver2000 said easy job, he changed the filter when I was performing brain surgery on GoRila a few weeks ago.

L8 APEX
09-15-2002, 09:39 PM
Make sure to use the Motorcrap filter others have been known to be hell coming off the second time due to barb differences.

ken cryder
09-15-2002, 11:45 PM
hello guys

trans star has the mod line valve but they also have a kit to update all four valves at the same time . while your there pick up the valve body reprogramming kit and custom tune your shifts. this kit comes with different springs for the line mod valves to set the shifts as soft or neck snapping shifts.

ken

Badcarma
09-16-2002, 01:13 AM
Originally posted by ken cryder
hello guys

trans star has the mod line valve but they also have a kit to update all four valves at the same time . while your there pick up the valve body reprogramming kit and custom tune your shifts. this kit comes with different springs for the line mod valves to set the shifts as soft or neck snapping shifts.

ken

Hey Ken,

Where is trans star located?

curtis75051
09-16-2002, 01:24 AM
Hey ken, you have a pm

ken cryder
09-16-2002, 02:07 AM
hello

trans star is 1601 nw carrier parkway just off 360.


curtis what is a pm
i think you mean pn part number . left reciept at freinds house will get tommorow and post it .

curtis75051
09-16-2002, 02:38 AM
Ken, pm = private message. Go to user cp at the top of the page then go to private messages.:twitch:

Crawford
09-16-2002, 09:26 AM
So, there is a fuel filter change party at Marks tonight? I have plans but may have to break them for this! Let me know if its on and when!

tliss
09-16-2002, 09:49 AM
If the party's tonight I'm likely to be a little late. I didn't bring a change of clothes and don't plan on getting under the truck in my fine work duds! I'll have to run home to "Oklahoma" and get changed to git dirty! Lemme know and I'll go get a filter and some beer as well!!

Tom

Crawford
09-16-2002, 10:23 AM
Where should I go to get a filter and how much do they run? I looked up those 2 part numbers in Doug's post on fordpartsonline and it didn't recognize either of them. What is the correct part number, how much, where? I need to get one today so where is the good place?

THANKS!

Mark #2
09-16-2002, 10:39 AM
I'll be home tonight, you guys can come over if you wish.
NAPA Gold 3595.
There is a NAPA store at beltline and 75.
or
Motorcraft:
FG - 986B

Silver_2000
09-16-2002, 10:40 AM
Originally posted by Crawford
Where should I go to get a filter and how much do they run? I looked up those 2 part numbers in Doug's post on fordpartsonline and it didn't recognize either of them. What is the correct part number, how much, where? I need to get one today so where is the good place?

THANKS!

Funny I bought them there....

Took Part Numbers off the box in my hand...

I have second Filter... Bidding starts at $20.00

Doug

tliss
09-16-2002, 12:11 PM
I just went to O-Reilly and they have them for about $10.....uh.....I mean...$50, yeah (I want a piece of your profit, Doug!:twitch: ) The first number is the one most parts stores use and the second is the one Ford uses (they both point to the same part).

Cruise99 (Craig), we're related? Cool, I always wanted a little brother to beat up on!

Tom

OneRedTXBolt
09-16-2002, 04:36 PM
WTF?!?!

I just got back to work from O'Reilly's and they gave me the wrong part #. I'd neglected to write down the number, but I did make them look it up! Well, back to O'Reillys @ 5 to fix this!

They gave me part # FG-872. What a bunch of idiots!!!!!!!

OneRedTXBolt
09-16-2002, 05:03 PM
Oh yeah!

What time? I'd like to be done before the game starts, as my Eagles are playing, and I'd like to watch as much as possible. :d

Shut up Tom :throw:

James

OneRedTXBolt
09-16-2002, 06:34 PM
OK, I went back by O'Reilly's & the guy showed me the difference according to their database. The number Doug & Mark posted is only good for 99-00. The number I posted is for 01+

I guess we'll know in a few minutes if that guy is right or wrong!

Silver_2000
09-16-2002, 07:35 PM
Originally posted by OneRedTXBolt
OK, I went back by O'Reilly's & the guy showed me the difference according to their database. The number Doug & Mark posted is only good for 99-00. The number I posted is for 01+

I guess we'll know in a few minutes if that guy is right or wrong!

5 bucks says they didnt change the filter from 00 - 01

Doug

tliss
09-16-2002, 08:18 PM
The Eagles are playin', huh? Guess I'll watch some real entertainment...I'll watch wrasslin'! I feel 0-2 coming on!!

James, you know I'm just giving you a hard time...

Did you guys do this tonight? Sunovabich! Oh well. What tools do I need to do this?

Soooo, which part is it? I've got the one that Doug posted in the truck. Do I need to go exchange it?

Tom

OneRedTXBolt
09-16-2002, 09:31 PM
Doug was right! One beer for you!! :banana:

The part you posted was correct. :d

All done. Check the Howto on www.svtlightnings.com for the tool. There are a couple of them to choose from.
Or try to hook up with somebody in TALON.

The Eagles rule!!

ken cryder
09-17-2002, 11:40 PM
sorry the address is 1201 not 1601
the part # for the reprogram kit is E4OD-HD2 cost is 50.28
the part # on line mod valve is K67974 and this is a .427 AX4N for 18.50 this is a mid one the even go higher for real aggressive
ken

ps trans star 1201 w.n. carrier parkway suite 106 972-642-7575

99WhiteBeast
09-18-2002, 07:58 AM
I missed the filter party the night before but Mark was gracious to lend me the tool to change this out.:tu:


I've attempted to change this out using several different tools before. If you're going to do this get the one from NAPA that Mark has- accept no cheap substitutions:)

It's amazing the difference in throttle response after changing this out:D (I had 45K on the original):hammer:

tliss
09-18-2002, 09:41 AM
I bought the little tool kit shown in the "how-to" on svtlightnings.com. Worked like a charm!! I had all the rags ready, but still spilled fuel all over myself!! It's a little hard to move out of the way when you're flat-backing it!!

What was going to be a 15-minute job turned into an hour or so when I lost the cap to the valve from the fuel rail between the manifold and passenger side cylinder head. Never did find that stupid thing, but I think it's sitting beside the third cylinder coil pack. Maybe I need a few WOT runs to knock it out of there!!:burnout:

Tom