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Archive for April, 2007

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Question: Does a 98 Honda Accord LX vtec have a fuel filter under the hood?

I know there is a filter in the tank, but cant find one under the hood.

Answer: No, there is only one fuel filter. It is located under the car at about the driver’s door. It is a large metal canister about the size of a can of corn. The “filter” inside the fuel tank is actually just a screen to prevent large objects from plugging the fuel line. Several years ago the fuel filter was always located under the hood, but modern cars now typically have it under the car.

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Question: In an aquarium, were not taking part and outtake of the filter to go when you have full coverage?

Now I 55 gallon aquarium, with a large Marineland, hang the filter. The problem is that I say, a top that was for a 35 gallon. I'm planning to buy the whole of 55 gallon cap, but I wonder, in complete fume hoods were not out to take the filter to go?

Answer: The Hoods full, there are sections along the back can be cut to allow space for filters and other equipment.

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Question: I have 75 rolls of 35mm film that has been rolled for 30 years. How do I relax them so I can scan them. thanks

I will be scanning them with a Knoica Minolta Dimage scan dual IV, but they are too curled and the negative holder won’t close properly

Answer: This is going to be rather tedious but I would try taking one of the rolls, cutting it into strips of 5 or 6 negatives, sleeve them in archival pages, and put the pages under some heavy books.

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