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Old 04-19-2005, 02:03 PM
Valthonis Valthonis is offline
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Unhappy 86 fuel filter problem!

Hey guys!

Im new to this forum and i was hoping that you guys might be able to help me out. I have a 1986 t-bird but it also in some cases is a 1987 t-bird cuz i apparently got the nice change-over year model. This makes my life a lot more difficult when it comes to repairs. My latest task i am trying to complete is changing the fuel filter, the only problem is i cant seem to find the filter anywhere! Im still trying to figure out whether it is a fuel injected or carberated and i know whereabouts to look depending on which model. I've checked both places it suppose to be located and i cant seem to figure it out, so i hoping that one of you guys would be able to give me some tips or links to any websites with info, or just any help at all. Thanks guys

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Old 04-22-2005, 06:05 AM
SteVB SteVB is offline
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it is going to be fuel injected. just follow your fuel lines under the car & you`ll find the filter .it`ll be under the car.if memory serves correct, it`ll be about a foot before the passenger rear tire inside a 4" round cover that is held in by 2 screws. you`ll see the fuel lines going in & coming out. squeeze the clips with a pliers to release the lines.
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