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I've got a Mazda Tribute (near replica of the Ford Escape) and have the
dreaded RFI from the electric fuel pump. I've done a ton of research on the Internet and determined that the most popular option for resolving the issue is to install a RFI filter on the pump. This involves dropping the tank, which is beyond my capability. So, to do the install will involve a trip to the dealership, costing around $200 for parts/installation. I've also seen a homebrew ferrite filter that can be installed at the power lead for the fuel pump, which is an option. But, I did see one posting where a guy resolved the problem by upgrading to a K40 antenna, which he said filtered the RFI. So, I'm wondering if anyone has had success eliminating fuel pump RFI with a good antenna? I'm willing to give that a try, but it will probably involve ordering one, so if there's only a small chance it will work I'll probably skip this option and go straight for the filter. Thoughts? |
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