Lil red
10/27/2005 5:39:12 PM
Make model year! I need info man! info! Then we can help.
DSMTalonAWD51
11/1/2005 1:19:30 PM
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ORIGINAL: martpro21
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I usually just unbolt it and replace is reverse the removal. But thats just my style.
Sanguinius
11/1/2005 2:16:34 PM
LOL yep that's about the extent of it. But then again if he's refering to an in tank one it's a WEE bit different...
99clipsgst
11/3/2005 8:41:42 AM
IF you have a turbo the fuel filte for me was behind the battery. SO i had to remove the battery and plate the get to it.
Sanguinius
11/3/2005 12:14:16 PM
You could prolly get to it from underneath if you had a pit or a lift. that way you wouldn't have to remove the battery and plate.
slow420a
11/3/2005 12:19:09 PM
****'s have it under the car behind the passanger tire.... what a pain in the arse.
Sanguinius
11/3/2005 12:33:45 PM
Nasty I HATE fuel filters that are in RETARDED @$$ places LOL... They should ALL be in line just before the freakin fuel rail... I think I'll get one of those clear cased ones and install it there on mine... And take out the stock BS one.
Joel_CA
11/4/2005 9:24:46 PM
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You could prolly get to it from underneath if you had a pit or a lift. that way you wouldn't have to remove the battery and plate.
Not for the GST (based on his forum id)- it's above the K frame inaccessable from underneath unless you remove the tranny. It's pretty much a bitch to do either way you look at it
Joel, CA
Sanguinius
11/5/2005 8:16:31 PM
Go figure... Gottan LOVE these filter placements...
brandoN^gsT
1/13/2006 8:12:33 PM
I'm having a problem with mine. I'm attempting to replace the damn thing, and the top bolt wont unscrew. Is there something I could pour over it to losen the damn thing up, or what? If I hold it, and try to get it off, it just ends up turning the whole filter, and the lines feel like they are twisting. Please, HELP!!
-brandoN^-
