Where can I get NGK PFR5G-11's CHEAP?
#2
Originally posted by shumax
Also....do you have to use a Nissan fuel filter? If you don't will it cause drivability issues?
Thanks,
SHUMAX
Also....do you have to use a Nissan fuel filter? If you don't will it cause drivability issues?
Thanks,
SHUMAX
All of these dealers sell genuine Nissan parts at discounted prices.
Brown and Brown Nissan, Tempe AZ
Parts department: 800-237-0003
http://www.brownandbrowntempe.com/parts_form.cgi
Courtesy Nissan, Richardson TX
Parts department: 800-527-1909
http://www.courtesyparts.com/
Garrands Nissan , Plattsburgh NY
(advertises genuine Nissan Parts at 25% off list price.)
Quote line: 800-339-2922
info@garrands-nissan.com
West Broad Nissan, Richmond VA
http://www.westbroadnissan.com/nissanparts.htm
Vester Nissan, Clinton NC
1-800-572-2005
When you contact any of these dealers be sure to mention you got their name from the Maxima forum.
#3
Originally posted by Daniel B. Martin
Some owners insist that factory parts are superior. I do not share that opinion. I would buy any name-brand fuel filter... however, I shy away from all Fram filters because of the bad reputation earned by their oil filters.
All of these dealers sell genuine Nissan parts at discounted prices.
Brown and Brown Nissan, Tempe AZ
Parts department: 800-237-0003
http://www.brownandbrowntempe.com/parts_form.cgi
Courtesy Nissan, Richardson TX
Parts department: 800-527-1909
http://www.courtesyparts.com/
Garrands Nissan , Plattsburgh NY
(advertises genuine Nissan Parts at 25% off list price.)
Quote line: 800-339-2922
info@garrands-nissan.com
West Broad Nissan, Richmond VA
http://www.westbroadnissan.com/nissanparts.htm
Vester Nissan, Clinton NC
1-800-572-2005
When you contact any of these dealers be sure to mention you got their name from the Maxima forum.
Some owners insist that factory parts are superior. I do not share that opinion. I would buy any name-brand fuel filter... however, I shy away from all Fram filters because of the bad reputation earned by their oil filters.
All of these dealers sell genuine Nissan parts at discounted prices.
Brown and Brown Nissan, Tempe AZ
Parts department: 800-237-0003
http://www.brownandbrowntempe.com/parts_form.cgi
Courtesy Nissan, Richardson TX
Parts department: 800-527-1909
http://www.courtesyparts.com/
Garrands Nissan , Plattsburgh NY
(advertises genuine Nissan Parts at 25% off list price.)
Quote line: 800-339-2922
info@garrands-nissan.com
West Broad Nissan, Richmond VA
http://www.westbroadnissan.com/nissanparts.htm
Vester Nissan, Clinton NC
1-800-572-2005
When you contact any of these dealers be sure to mention you got their name from the Maxima forum.
There is a contact in this post to get 6 for under $50, plus others mentioned by myself and Daniel.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=42983
As for a fuel filter, I would only go name brand that has a good reputation such as Purolator; otherwise get OEM Nissan. Hastings is also a quality fuel filter maker. Here's the part number:
Hastings Fuel Filter:
- 85 to 00 Maximas,# GF147
Price: $16.40
- 85 to 00 Maximas wanting to use 300Z filter,# GF270
Price: $15.75
You can find who carries them at this link:
http://www.hastingsfilters.com/vendor/index.html
Also, for a 4th gen, go ahead and use the 300z twin turbo filter, as it has more surface area and won't break down as quickly. I recommend 15k intervals for the standard filter and 30k intervals for the 300z TT filter.
Here's a pic of the difference:
Good luck!
#4
now bill
is that B. A. F. going to fit in that little filter groove under the hood?
is that B. A. F. going to fit in that little filter groove under the hood?
Originally posted by bill99gxe
shumax,
There is a contact in this post to get 6 for under $50, plus others mentioned by myself and Daniel.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=42983
As for a fuel filter, I would only go name brand that has a good reputation such as Purolator; otherwise get OEM Nissan. Hastings is also a quality fuel filter maker. Here's the part number:
Hastings Fuel Filter:
- 85 to 00 Maximas,# GF147
Price: $16.40
- 85 to 00 Maximas wanting to use 300Z filter,# GF270
Price: $15.75
You can find who carries them at this link:
http://www.hastingsfilters.com/vendor/index.html
Also, for a 4th gen, go ahead and use the 300z twin turbo filter, as it has more surface area and won't break down as quickly. I recommend 15k intervals for the standard filter and 30k intervals for the 300z TT filter.
Here's a pic of the difference:
Good luck!
shumax,
There is a contact in this post to get 6 for under $50, plus others mentioned by myself and Daniel.
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=42983
As for a fuel filter, I would only go name brand that has a good reputation such as Purolator; otherwise get OEM Nissan. Hastings is also a quality fuel filter maker. Here's the part number:
Hastings Fuel Filter:
- 85 to 00 Maximas,# GF147
Price: $16.40
- 85 to 00 Maximas wanting to use 300Z filter,# GF270
Price: $15.75
You can find who carries them at this link:
http://www.hastingsfilters.com/vendor/index.html
Also, for a 4th gen, go ahead and use the 300z twin turbo filter, as it has more surface area and won't break down as quickly. I recommend 15k intervals for the standard filter and 30k intervals for the 300z TT filter.
Here's a pic of the difference:
Good luck!
#5
Originally posted by SprintMax
is that B. A. F. going to fit in that little filter groove under the hood?
is that B. A. F. going to fit in that little filter groove under the hood?
As you can see below, it does fit in my 99 non-ABS:
Unlike others, I try not run my mouth without backing it up.
But you already know that.....
#6
thank you Master Bill .. i see that your wife's 99 non-ABS works great with the new B.A.F. filter ..
i will have to check that out on my next FF change.. my next NON-ABS FF change that is
i will have to check that out on my next FF change.. my next NON-ABS FF change that is
Originally posted by bill99gxe
I can't believe you doubt me.....
As you can see below, it does fit in my 99 non-ABS:
Unlike others, I try not run my mouth without backing it up.
But you already know that.....
I can't believe you doubt me.....
As you can see below, it does fit in my 99 non-ABS:
Unlike others, I try not run my mouth without backing it up.
But you already know that.....
#7
Originally posted by SprintMax
thank you Master Bill .. i see that your wife's 99 non-ABS works great with the new B.A.F. filter ..
i will have to check that out on my next FF change.. my next NON-ABS FF change that is
thank you Master Bill .. i see that your wife's 99 non-ABS works great with the new B.A.F. filter ..
i will have to check that out on my next FF change.. my next NON-ABS FF change that is
As for ABS, it's apparently worse to get to, so I would try the method mentioned where you remove where the fuel line connects to the rail and fuel pump ends and remove the whole thing.....Just an FYI for those curious.....
#9
Originally posted by SprintMax
took me 8 mins .. NO ABS and CAI.. so i had room to throw a turbocharger back there if i wanted.. it was quick.. simple and easy
took me 8 mins .. NO ABS and CAI.. so i had room to throw a turbocharger back there if i wanted.. it was quick.. simple and easy
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