If anyone can tell me where it is so i can replace it on my SOHC 1994 NISSAN MAXIMA. Please tell me thankyou,

 

you mean the fuel filter?

it's on the firewall right next to the brake booster.

 

de-pressurize the fuel system before you take the hoses off the fuel filter. that is unless you like getting gas in your face. mmmm....gas
i learned the hard way
and like matt said, it's to the left of the brake booster when you're facing the engine bay.

 

Hey thanks alot for the help guys, one question how do i depressurize the FUEL system, I have never changed an fuel filter in my life so please help me with that one,

 

pull fuel pump fuse. start car....wait until it stalls.

 

or do what I do.. cover the thing with a rag before pulling the hose off the filter. it's the redneck way of doing it, but I haven't had any problems yet.

 

That's what I do. I'm a yellow neck. 1st time, I pulled and nothing came out. Said "wtf" and looked at the end of the hose. Then "blammo" right in the eye

 

good one Jeffy!

 

Make sure after it dies, you restart it a few times.

My first time I let it stall out once but it was still pressurized. I got the gasoline right in the eyes and had to crawl in the house and up to the sink by feel. Not recommended.

 

c'mon...take it like a man...bling a few times and you're ok!!

 

I imagine gasoline is not good for the eyes but I'd love to take showers in it because it smells so good. A nice relaxing bath in gasoline sounds nice too. Lying in the tub smoking a cigarette. So nice

 

seek help?

 

When I did mine I had to cut the ends of the hoses of

 

first i heard that happening...

 

Hey thanks alot guys for the help, I never wear safety glasses and I work in construction all the time, but I think i will be putting them on real quick after hearing all these stories, and yea its a good idea for you guys too. Also how often should the filter be replaced

 

try and do it every other year unless you drive an obscene amount of miles each year.
i do mine every year because i'm paranoid and it's cheap.

 

I usually just swap it in the spring when I do my tuneup..
plugs, tranny fluid, fuel filter, antifreeze, etc. etc.