filter problem
I went to change the fuel filter this morning and prev owner must have put the wrong one on. The lines are right up against the sides and I can't pull back to get the clip release in.
94 f150 4wd 4.9 manual anybody ever see this? suggestions? Thanks Cam |
Click these & read the captions:
http://www.supermotors.net/registry/media/820656 . http://www.supermotors.net/registry/media/1035424 |
Steve, you are still posting thumbnails only, your captions are too small to read.
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I can't read those but thanks!
Originally Posted by Steve83
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Click these & read the captions:
https://www.supermotors.net/getfile/...ilterwrong.jpg . https://www.supermotors.net/getfile/...uelbailrpr.jpg |
I read it in a google search
Thank you, Cam |
Sorry. It's gonna take me a while to get used to posting differently on this forum than on all the others I use. I've edited them so they should work now.
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Steve:
Just paste the contents of the "Img" block on each page. https://www.supermotors.net/getfile/...ilterwrong.jpg https://www.supermotors.net/getfile/...uelbailrpr.jpg |
Then there's no caption, which makes the picture nearly useless. And even if I posted the captions too, that wouldn't show the hits like the SMN link does, which is how I gauge the usefulness of pics I upload. It would also just duplicate the problem for the (MANY) captions that contain more links.
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cutting
what do you suggest cutting the line with? looks like in the pic dykes were used. I am a little jumpy around sparks and gas. wonder if thats pot metal or aluminum
Thanks a bunch for the pics they really helped, Cam |
There is no pot metal or Aluminum in the fuel system. The filter body & nipples are stainless. Diags don't produce sparks, but they do distort the tube, which might make picking the bail out more difficult.
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Thanks! it is done
The pictures helped me. I really do appreciate that help. :bows:
I ended up using a fine hack saw blade and continual spraying from a water bottle. Not so great when the gas started running out! After cutting them off I used my scissor type collar tool to release the bail and then squeezed it on the tube it pulled right out. What a pain but it was filthy dirty.. since it sat for so long I'll change it again in a couple of months Thank you, Cam |
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