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I wanted to post a follow-up to this... I ended up building the
homebrew filter and it worked perfectly - totally eliminated the fuel pump noise. It cost less then twenty bucks in materials and was very simple to assemble and install. Here's a link to the directions I followed: http://97vette.com/sporttrac/rfi_fix/rfi_fix.html A little specific info if you have a Tribute/Escape: to get to the power leads, simply remove the driver's side back seat (it slides forward) and pull back the carpet. There's a small square panel that easily unscrews to reveal the leads (pink and black). There's plenty of room within this panel to store the RFI filter. Couldn't be easier! |
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