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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: sharki786 on 21 May 2014, 09:18
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I need to change the fuel filter on my car as its never been changed. Now i am having misfiring problems, ive been told to change it. Now problem is that i tried and i snapped a bolt on the filter cage, now theres only one bolt left thats holding it. I have sprayed some plus gas on it but if that dont work i have some acid at work that i can dab on the nut. Say if it breaks is it easy to get to drill a hole and use a bolt and nut from the passangers foot well or is it further under the seat base?
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Anyone?
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Wouldn't worry, won't fall off even with just one bolt.
http://www.vagcat.com/p/B121/201400.png
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Wouldn't worry, won't fall off even with just one bolt.
http://www.vagcat.com/p/B121/201400.png
Thing is that it needs changing
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Just don't snap the second one then :grin:
What did you use to undo the first one? I changed it on my 94 estate about 4 years ago.... and that was pretty rusted... but got it off ok with ring spanner and hammer OK after just soaking it for 10 mins with ballistol
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I sprayed some plus gas on it a few weeks ago. Need to spray abit more again. Last time i used a socket and it just snapped off. Then when i wnet for the 2nd one the whole thread was turning
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Use a big F^ck off blow torch to loosen it up :evil:
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Use a big F^ck off blow torch to loosen it up :evil:
LOL - on a fuel filter housing?
Probably do the job but it might have some unintended side effects...
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it's a mk3. they are meant to catch fire :evil:
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Bunch of tats :grin:
I already thought about that. :lipsrsealed:
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Irwin bolt extractor on a 3/4" extension bar.
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Mofo keeps turning. I mean even the thread is turning.
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Can you not hold the top of the bolt / stud from inside the car somewhere?
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I had a look. Its not in the passanger side footwell. It looks like its under the seat base. But not there either