Wotcha,
I have a new fuel filter I'd like to install. Is there anything special I need to do when fitting it I can I just undo the old one, swap, then re-tighten?
cheers!
Chaning Fuel Filter
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Raz316
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dont let the fuel (if its a inline filter) run down your arm
Doesnt go well with your armpit, burns............
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Brianmoooore
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Start the engine and stall it by pulling out the fuel pump fuse (11).
This will remove the pressure from the fuel line.
This will remove the pressure from the fuel line.
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nice one, cheers!
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Raz316
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I havent actually changed it yet because...
1) its a different shape (the one currently in there is longer and thinner)
2) it looks like a pain in the arse to actually get to and replace
Has anyone here actually done it, and should I be worried that the replacement is different?
Ta!
1) its a different shape (the one currently in there is longer and thinner)
2) it looks like a pain in the arse to actually get to and replace
Has anyone here actually done it, and should I be worried that the replacement is different?
Ta!
If you're near Canterbury or newmarket and looking to sell your E30, let me know!


