I did the tune up on my tc (new air filter, spark plugs and pc valve). Do i have to replace the spark plug cables???? My maintenance light still on. I know that i have to change fuel filter. Anybody knows how can i turn off that light?????i don't have my manual.. thank u

 

yea bro......this is what you do

Turn the ignition key to OFF position with the odometer reading showing.

Then turn the key to the ON position while holding down the trip meter reset ****.

Hold down the **** for atleast 5 seconds. The odometer will indicate '000000" and your done.

Hope that helps

 

What was wrong with them...or did you already hit 120k miles?

 

like u said!!!!!!!!! it works!!!!!!!!!!! thank's a lot bro

 

fuel filter is inside the fuel tank, you'll need to access the fuel pump to get to that. which usually requires you taking the rear seat cushion out to access that..

there are no spark plug wires on the tc (coil packs), which you would've removed them to replace the spark plugs! and then again you saw them, right?

no you don't have to replace the coil packs, they can be checked for primary/secondary winding resistance with an ohm meter. Don't have the specs for the coil packs though.

 

that maintinence light was just to remind ya you had an oil change coming up lol

 

tc uses a screen as the fuel filter, no need to replace

 

Is this Factual. Just curious.

 

What the thread revival for that?

 

yes, with the fuel shifting back and forth, it's cleaning the screen cover. i tried replacing, and was told no need to.

 

Thanks for the reply. Sorry, I didn't realize how old this thread was. LOL

 

A screen for a fuel filter sounds ridiculously primitive. I believe most cars got away from the in the '50s...

 

ohh and light stays on till reset.

 

A filter sock on the pump pickup (no external filter) is very common these days. And unless it is causing problems they a lot of times do not call for a replacement interval, or if so, a very long interval.