fuel filter
Get a Hayne's/Helm's manual, which will have detailed instructions.
It is pretty obvious how to replace it, actually, just make sure you replace all the washers (which should be included with the new fuel filter) and that you don't torque the bolts down too much. I learned the hard way.
It is pretty obvious how to replace it, actually, just make sure you replace all the washers (which should be included with the new fuel filter) and that you don't torque the bolts down too much. I learned the hard way.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ddd4114 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Get a Hayne's/Helm's manual, which will have detailed instructions.
It is pretty obvious how to replace it, actually, just make sure you replace all the washers (which should be included with the new fuel filter) and that you don't torque the bolts down too much. I learned the hard way.</TD></TR></TABLE>
X2 on that be careful not to strip the fittings either i learned the hard way...
It is pretty obvious how to replace it, actually, just make sure you replace all the washers (which should be included with the new fuel filter) and that you don't torque the bolts down too much. I learned the hard way.</TD></TR></TABLE>
X2 on that be careful not to strip the fittings either i learned the hard way...
Disconnect the battery, take off the gas cap to relieve the pressure, have some rags handy, and get to work loosening the fittings. It's a pretty easy process really.
after you take the gas cap off to relive the pressure let the car sit for a few
hours so that there is no pressure in the system when you take the old filter off
hours so that there is no pressure in the system when you take the old filter off
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