fuel filter
Do you change it yourself??
If so, HOW DO YOU GET TO IT??? I can see the filter against the firewall, but can't for the life of me figure out how to get to it and remove it. I've done the sparkplugs, and PCV valve, but the fuel filter scares me. Any step by step instructions out there? I've got 71k on my '98...50k+ are mine since I bought it last year...I know for a fact that it hasn't been replaced before.
There isn't any easy way to do it. I have bled every time. The only advice I have is to make sure there is no fuel pressure (can't remember how that's done right now) and push, don't pull, the hoses off the filter.
gloves...wear some kind of gloves.
also long *** pliers helps a lot.
Dan
also long *** pliers helps a lot.
Dan
Originally posted by brandonj
There isn't any easy way to do it. I have bled every time. The only advice I have is to make sure there is no fuel pressure (can't remember how that's done right now) and push, don't pull, the hoses off the filter.
There isn't any easy way to do it. I have bled every time. The only advice I have is to make sure there is no fuel pressure (can't remember how that's done right now) and push, don't pull, the hoses off the filter.
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Replace every 15to 20 kmiles
To release a fuel pressure:
1. Take away the fuel pump fuse
2. Start the engine and wait until it stops
3. Turn out ignition key and wait for 10 seconds
4. Try to start the engine again 2 times.
5. If it wouldn't start absolutely, there is no fuel pressure.
Be careful with gas in the engine compartment,
Good luck,
DDD
1. Take away the fuel pump fuse
2. Start the engine and wait until it stops
3. Turn out ignition key and wait for 10 seconds
4. Try to start the engine again 2 times.
5. If it wouldn't start absolutely, there is no fuel pressure.
Be careful with gas in the engine compartment,
Good luck,
DDD
Re: Replace every 15to 20 kmiles
Originally posted by DDD
To release a fuel pressure:
1. Take away the fuel pump fuse
2. Start the engine and wait until it stops
3. Turn out ignition key and wait for 10 seconds
4. Try to start the engine again 2 times.
5. If it wouldn't start absolutely, there is no fuel pressure.
Be careful with gas in the engine compartment,
Good luck,
DDD
To release a fuel pressure:
1. Take away the fuel pump fuse
2. Start the engine and wait until it stops
3. Turn out ignition key and wait for 10 seconds
4. Try to start the engine again 2 times.
5. If it wouldn't start absolutely, there is no fuel pressure.
Be careful with gas in the engine compartment,
Good luck,
DDD
The fuel lines can be tough to pull off. Just wiggle and turn the lines as you pull... they'll come off eventually.
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