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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.

  1. 
The fuel filter is located near the left rear wheel

you have to go under the car to replace it
    • The fuel filter is located near the left rear wheel

    • you have to go under the car to replace it

  2. 
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.
    • 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.

    • cut the necklace using wire cutters

  3. 
The filter has a mounting direction that must be respected.

it is indicated by an arrow on the old filter

it can be materialized by an arrow on the tank
    • The filter has a mounting direction that must be respected.

    • it is indicated by an arrow on the old filter

    • it can be materialized by an arrow on the tank

    • the new filter will most likely have an arrow too

  4. 
Recover the plastic caps on the new filter

provide a collection container for any gasoline that will leak
    • Recover the plastic caps on the new filter

    • provide a collection container for any gasoline that will leak

  5. 
press the colored tabs on the plug and pull to disconnect (provide the container for the gasoline that will leak)

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).

immediately plug the filter outlet
    • press the colored tabs on the plug and pull to disconnect (provide the container for the gasoline that will leak)

    • 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).

    • immediately plug the filter outlet

    • do the same for the other side

  6. 
empty the contents of the filter into the bin (remove the cap if you put one in as I did in the previous step)
    • empty the contents of the filter into the bin (remove the cap if you put one in as I did in the previous step)

    • We will take everything to the recycling center for recycling.

  7. 
compare filters: shape, size, reference
    • compare filters: shape, size, reference

  8. 
present the filter correctly

connect the inlet hose

and the outlet hose
    • present the filter correctly

    • connect the inlet hose

    • and the outlet hose

    • You should hear a "click".

  9. 
install a new collar

it must be passed behind a brake pipe.

to squeeze
    • install a new collar

    • it must be passed behind a brake pipe.

    • to squeeze

    • no need to tighten too much, we just want to keep the filter in place

    • cut off the excess

  10. 
turn on the ignition to pressurize the circuit

start then check for leaks
    • turn on the ignition to pressurize the circuit

    • start then check for leaks

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a_bosc2000

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Thank you very much for this filter tutorial. essence !

jules - Resolved on Release Reply

simple ,efficace ….bravo!

robert toche - Resolved on Release Reply

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