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the fuel filter is on the frame rail at the rear of the car on the left side right by the wheel. and YES you will need to releave the pressure on the fuel lines or you are gong to get a face full of GAS and that ain't good.
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When you changed the filter, put the car in the on position and let the injectors prime before you start it. That will get the pressure back up.
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i did it without putting the rear on jack stands...
i had the front on stands to change my brakes.
i opened the gas tank... and there was no pressure at all in the fuel line... cause no gas sprayed out...
is that normal?
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Originally posted by dorkins: i did it without putting the rear on jack stands...
i had the front on stands to change my brakes.
i opened the gas tank... and there was no pressure at all in the fuel line... cause no gas sprayed out...
is that normal?
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