Fuel Filter question
Pretty Easy, Just be aware of rusted up nuts or lines.
1) If rusted, Spray down w/ PB Blaster or some sort of Penetrator
2) Release pressure in Fuel System by taking the Fuel Cap off and pushing open the inner lid
3) At very least support the driver side rear with a jack stand
4) Have a catch pan for fuel
5) Have appropriate tools handy. I think a Wrench and some Pliers
If you run into a messed up line I know they make repair kits, most times it is good to have on hand already,
Like said, pretty straight fwd, just take your time.
1) If rusted, Spray down w/ PB Blaster or some sort of Penetrator
2) Release pressure in Fuel System by taking the Fuel Cap off and pushing open the inner lid
3) At very least support the driver side rear with a jack stand
4) Have a catch pan for fuel
5) Have appropriate tools handy. I think a Wrench and some Pliers
If you run into a messed up line I know they make repair kits, most times it is good to have on hand already,
Like said, pretty straight fwd, just take your time.
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Yes there will be a relative amount of pressure depending on when the car was last used. Best bet is to relieve the pressure from the rail. If you dont its not a huge deal. This is one case where i would highly suggest wearing SAFETY GLASSES. Gas + Eyes = LOTS of Swearing!! The one end will unbolt, the other you need to depress the two plastic clips and gently pull forward.
