Fuel Filter
09-07-2007, 05:22 PM
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Fuel Filter ok well this weekend im gonna replace my fuel filter since i dont know how long its been and my gas mileage is pretty shitty, well i talked to the guys i work with at sears auto and they told me to take the fuel pump fuse out then turn the car on and let it die. Then drain pressure out of the schrader valve and take the filter off so i dont get gas all over the place, has anyone ever done it this way before?????
09-07-2007, 07:53 PM
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Seems like too much work, I just unscrewed it had a can under it to drain the little gas that came out into and then as soon as that drained screwed the new one in and started it up. its that easy dont make it harder then it needs to be
09-07-2007, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by ShortChevy
How often do you guy replace these, my car has 55k on it last 10k was mine and dont know if the PO did it, should I just do it anyway.
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09-07-2007, 08:44 PM
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I do mine about every 20-30k miles.
I would say you should definitely do yours, with 55k. Chances are good you've still got the original filter, unless the car was previously owned by a car guy.
-setari
I would say you should definitely do yours, with 55k. Chances are good you've still got the original filter, unless the car was previously owned by a car guy.
-setari
09-10-2007, 01:52 PM
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I put in a Wix. Made here. 
Supposedly the NAPA Golds are the same filter, but I REFUSE to buy there with them supporting TOY in Nextel Cup (just like Home Depot is now being boycotted by me for the same reason).
Supposedly the NAPA Golds are the same filter, but I REFUSE to buy there with them supporting TOY in Nextel Cup (just like Home Depot is now being boycotted by me for the same reason).
09-10-2007, 04:37 PM
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TOY=TOYOTA
Fuel filter is located in the fuel line just after it exits the gas tank. It is a big oval shaped can bolted up on the body...hard to miss. Just jack up the rear end and look...you will find it.
I like to replace mine every 10k...which may be a bit excessive...but when you see black fuel running out of the filter when you are changing it...it makes you want to change it often.
Fuel filter is located in the fuel line just after it exits the gas tank. It is a big oval shaped can bolted up on the body...hard to miss. Just jack up the rear end and look...you will find it.
I like to replace mine every 10k...which may be a bit excessive...but when you see black fuel running out of the filter when you are changing it...it makes you want to change it often.
09-10-2007, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by PureWS6
TOY=TOYOTA
Originally Posted by PureWS6
Fuel filter is located in the fuel line just after it exits the gas tank. It is a big oval shaped can bolted up on the body...hard to miss. Just jack up the rear end and look...you will find it.
I like to replace mine every 10k...which may be a bit excessive...but when you see black fuel running out of the filter when you are changing it...it makes you want to change it often.
I like to replace mine every 10k...which may be a bit excessive...but when you see black fuel running out of the filter when you are changing it...it makes you want to change it often.
