Fuel Filter?
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Fuel Filter?
Where is the fuel filter located on these F-Body's. I checked all over under teh hood and I can't find it. Is it underneath the car?
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Re: Fuel Filter?
Originally posted by ThraxXx
Where is the fuel filter located on these F-Body's. I checked all over under teh hood and I can't find it. Is it underneath the car?
Where is the fuel filter located on these F-Body's. I checked all over under teh hood and I can't find it. Is it underneath the car?
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It is under the car just insdie the fram rail. It is right under where the driver seat is located. It is a silver cylindrical can.
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Ok..gonna change that out. Only thing I didn't due durring the tuneup cuz we couldn't find it hehe. Thanks for the help.
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A little word of wisdom here if you have never done this before. Remove the gas cap first and leave it off until done and use two wrenches when removing and installing the filter or you will make pretzels out of those fuel lines. Just a thought there!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally posted by Trickster
To relieve any pressure that has built up in the tank unless you like sprayers.
To relieve any pressure that has built up in the tank unless you like sprayers.
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Originally posted by Apeiron
Yeah, but why leave it off?
Yeah, but why leave it off?
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You will really want to relieve the pressure if you don't want to wear an arm load of gas. You should also, dissable the fuel pump and run the car until it iss out of gas. That makes for an even better install/removal. I am always too lazy and just change it with unpressureinzed fuel in the line and let it catch in a coffee can. Make sure you use two wrenches like Trickster said.
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