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12-20-2005, 04:36 PM
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Re: Replacing Fuel Filter
oh BTW back on topic for a sec you dont need any special tools theyre full of crap.. i wondered the same thing. The front part is two nuts you have to unscrew, the rear is just a plastic clip. Took all of 5 minutes, including putting the car on ramps lol
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97 Camaro - 2.077 60', 14.745 @ 92.20 - still down, one year later. 194k miles-160* thermo-V8 shocks/springs (V6 rear springs)-3" Magnaflow !cat (3" dynomax bullet) back-SLP CAI-stock boxed LCAs-poly tranny mount and torque arm bushing-custom HPTuners tuning-4.10s/eaton/TA girdle-3.5" alum DS-spohn LCA brackets-prostar skinnies 179.75 RWHP, 204.52 RWTQ ON ITS WAY: MORE R.I.P. Andy 87 Benz 190e - DD 01 EX250 - still gotta get my license for this thing 
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12-20-2005, 09:37 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Replacing Fuel Filter
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