Introduction
We work with gasoline so goggles and gloves are strongly recommended. No source of spark or heat of course. Do this operation in a well-ventilated area.
Parts
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The fuel filter is located near the left rear wheel
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you have to go under the car to replace it
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The filter is normally held in place by a plastic strap. This strap is often broken: expect, as is the case here, to find a plastic collar (cable tie) instead.
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cut the necklace using wire cutters
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The filter has a mounting direction that must be respected.
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it is indicated by an arrow on the old filter
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it can be materialized by an arrow on the tank
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the new filter will most likely have an arrow too
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Recover the plastic caps on the new filter
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provide a collection container for any gasoline that will leak
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press the colored tabs on the plug and pull to disconnect (provide the container for the gasoline that will leak)
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The fuel system is under pressure. It is not a high pressure (around 3 bars) but be aware that fuel will spray when you disconnect (gloves and goggles recommended).
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immediately plug the filter outlet
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do the same for the other side
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empty the contents of the filter into the bin (remove the cap if you put one in as I did in the previous step)
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We will take everything to the recycling center for recycling.
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present the filter correctly
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connect the inlet hose
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and the outlet hose
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You should hear a "click".
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install a new collar
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it must be passed behind a brake pipe.
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to squeeze
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no need to tighten too much, we just want to keep the filter in place
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cut off the excess
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