Don't you hate it when you go to hit the "preview" button and you bump the "back buttong on your mouse after typing in a long post! :evil: :evil: :evil: I guess that'll learn me for waffling on! 
I purchased a fuel filter on Saturday from a Saab dealer and I forgot to pick up new washers. I had a look under the car today. Are they fibre or copper? I guess my local auto parts place will be able to help me out with some generic after market fuel filter washers. Anything I should look out for?
Also, the Bentley manual talks about clamping the lines either side of the filter before undoing the banjo unions. I hesitate to clamp the lines with a pair of g-clamps as I worry it will damage the lines and will probably not be that effective when dealing with residual pressure. I see some postings from other members about replacing the filter but I can't see any mention of this. other people's experienced appriciated.
Sorry for the spelling mistakes, I'm very tired. Me trying to keep eyes open:
hehe
I'm really enjoy owning my 900, I've had her for three weeks and I've spent nearly every free second working on it fixing little things up and doing servicings. (like replacing the drive belts~! What a job that was!)
See ya - time for bed, nearly midnight and I'm up at 0520 for work. D'oh, I think i'll be grumpy tomorrow morning!
At least I've got a nice car to go to work in!
See ya all,
Andrew.
I purchased a fuel filter on Saturday from a Saab dealer and I forgot to pick up new washers. I had a look under the car today. Are they fibre or copper? I guess my local auto parts place will be able to help me out with some generic after market fuel filter washers. Anything I should look out for?
Also, the Bentley manual talks about clamping the lines either side of the filter before undoing the banjo unions. I hesitate to clamp the lines with a pair of g-clamps as I worry it will damage the lines and will probably not be that effective when dealing with residual pressure. I see some postings from other members about replacing the filter but I can't see any mention of this. other people's experienced appriciated.
Sorry for the spelling mistakes, I'm very tired. Me trying to keep eyes open:
I'm really enjoy owning my 900, I've had her for three weeks and I've spent nearly every free second working on it fixing little things up and doing servicings. (like replacing the drive belts~! What a job that was!)
See ya - time for bed, nearly midnight and I'm up at 0520 for work. D'oh, I think i'll be grumpy tomorrow morning!
At least I've got a nice car to go to work in!
See ya all,
Andrew.