fuel filter
fuel filter
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From: Mt. Holly, NJ
hey scott, changed mine for the first time yesterday and it was such a cake job. all of 10 minutes it took. go to this web site and changing a fuel filter is under "how to" with pics Good Luck
http://www.svtlightnings.com/
http://www.svtlightnings.com/
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From: Toronto
Originally posted by svt00L
hey scott, changed mine for the first time yesterday and it was such a cake job. all of 10 minutes it took. go to this web site and changing a fuel filter is under "how to" with pics Good Luck
http://www.svtlightnings.com/
hey scott, changed mine for the first time yesterday and it was such a cake job. all of 10 minutes it took. go to this web site and changing a fuel filter is under "how to" with pics Good Luck
http://www.svtlightnings.com/
Nice, Thanks man!
Scott
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From: SE Michigan
Just follow the advice of the posts on here and have the right tool and some "patience" and you'll be ok. For reasons I don't know, many are able to change theirs in 10 minutes - and many of us struggled to get done in 30 minutes. It's not uncommon for one of the lines to be difficult to break loose. This is where the "patience" comes in. If yours doesn't break loose easily - just have your "patience" with you - and work with it a bit - and it will break loose.
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From: Warner Robins, Ga, CSA
Originally posted by Robert Francis
Just follow the advice of the posts on here and have the right tool and some "patience" and you'll be ok. For reasons I don't know, many are able to change theirs in 10 minutes - and many of us struggled to get done in 30 minutes. It's not uncommon for one of the lines to be difficult to break loose. This is where the "patience" comes in. If yours doesn't break loose easily - just have your "patience" with you - and work with it a bit - and it will break loose.
Just follow the advice of the posts on here and have the right tool and some "patience" and you'll be ok. For reasons I don't know, many are able to change theirs in 10 minutes - and many of us struggled to get done in 30 minutes. It's not uncommon for one of the lines to be difficult to break loose. This is where the "patience" comes in. If yours doesn't break loose easily - just have your "patience" with you - and work with it a bit - and it will break loose.
.Dan
