and how easy is it to replace?

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Slayer of the following:
2000 saturn
198? Ford Crown Vic, (no i don't know why he bothered)
1990 Buick LeSabre 3.8
1986 Camaro 2.8
Food that makes me sick: RICE
1991 Camaro RS 3.1 V6 5-speed
1991 Z28 Rims
dual snorkel intake

 

Its back near the LR tire...you can't miss it, its a decent sized metal cannister in the fuel line.

Its easy to replace as long as:

A) It has been done since the car was new, as they tend to want to rust onto the line
B) You disconnect the fuse for the fuel pump and crank the car...it will run for a second, then die out. After this, crank the car for 10 seconds. It won't start, but it will de-pressurize the line
C) You don't mind getting gas on you No matter how long you crank the starter, you will get gas running down you arm...how bad depends on how good you are at getting the damn thing off!

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Jason E

'89 Camaro RS
-Medium Grey Metallic
-2.8, A4, T-tops, 92k miles
-Hypertech chip, Accel wires/coil/K&Ns
-Alpine 60x4 and Bostons

'97 Z28
-30th Anniversary package (white with orange stripes)
-LT1, M6, t-tops, 44k miles
-Eclipse CD and 10" Aluminum sub in JL Audio Stealth box, Boston RM speakers, Xtant 403a amp

Speed Kills...Wanna live forever? Drive a Ford.
Long Live #3...

 

It's near your left rear tire. Just follow your fuel lines and you will see it. Just buy a new one first so you know what it looks like.

Replacement is easy. Just remove your gas cap and then loosen the fittings for the filter. You might have to remove the filter bracket first. REMEMBER, the filter is DIRECTIONAL. Note the way the filter is mounted and install the new one the same way. Also, use a pan because you will spill a little fuel but not much.

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-Dan
-1990 3.1L RS
-Mods? no
-Slow? yes