07-15-2020, 11:48 PM
that fuel filter is wreck
see those rusty banjo fitting they have 2 copper washer gaskets.
what happens is 2 fold bad.
1: the banjo faces are rusted, and what to leak. for sure after the swap.
2: new copper washer seals, are in order.
what I did to make this work is take off the hoses, and on a bench I re-surfaced the faces of those banjo fittings. (btw, only suzuki sells that and huge cost !!)
i took some hard word plank of wood,
glued on some top grade 400 grit sand paper
the rubbed them flash until I got flat and normal faces. bingo no leaks. and new filter does not leak, it must handle 60psi to 100psi. (shunt pressure spec)
this is not like carb cards with gravity feed and 3PSI pressures at all, it is EFI . pressures.
my 91 banjo's were a wreck faces all pitted.
the last thing any one wants is a fuel fire.
most shops would refuse to touch these, this old, for good reasons, it fails then what, $300 in new parts? and as much labor?
old cars are not easy to fix , and this is one spot , primed for trouble.
see those rusty banjo fitting they have 2 copper washer gaskets.
what happens is 2 fold bad.
1: the banjo faces are rusted, and what to leak. for sure after the swap.
2: new copper washer seals, are in order.
what I did to make this work is take off the hoses, and on a bench I re-surfaced the faces of those banjo fittings. (btw, only suzuki sells that and huge cost !!)
i took some hard word plank of wood,
glued on some top grade 400 grit sand paper
the rubbed them flash until I got flat and normal faces. bingo no leaks. and new filter does not leak, it must handle 60psi to 100psi. (shunt pressure spec)
this is not like carb cards with gravity feed and 3PSI pressures at all, it is EFI . pressures.
my 91 banjo's were a wreck faces all pitted.
the last thing any one wants is a fuel fire.
most shops would refuse to touch these, this old, for good reasons, it fails then what, $300 in new parts? and as much labor?
old cars are not easy to fix , and this is one spot , primed for trouble.
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