where's the fuel filter
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if you are under the rear of the car by the rear wheel you will see four hoses coming from the tanks (three by the filter as one ends with a vent) it is the shiny cylinder looking thing. i have always found it easy to change. but you will probably dump some gas on yourself.
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Originally posted by Xophertony
i have always found it easy to change. but you will probably dump some gas on yourself.
i have always found it easy to change. but you will probably dump some gas on yourself.
I wasnt even thinking when I did mine and splashed all over me.
Hmmm...Fuel line contains fuel??
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fuel filter
Im about to change mine but the lines are rusted and they just bend when i try to unscrew them what should i do? Soak it with pb blaster?
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Yes soak it good, and let it sit overnight. Also Tomp has a number of posts on how to change the fuel filter without breaking the lines or stripping the fittings.
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