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can anyone please give me a quick step by step instructions on replacing a fuel filter on a 1993 thunderbird,
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Re: replace fuel filter
It's located under the car on the passengers side (under the pass seat). You will need to get a tool to remove the clip than holds the fuel lines on the filter.
Other than that its pretty straight forward. Just watch out for gas spray when you remove the lines.
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Michael Albee - Prez Super Coupe Club of IOWA http://www.sccoia.org 1990 XR7 Auto 1991 SC Auto 1993 SC Auto 1993 Mark VIII (a.k.a. "The Winter Beater") |
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Re: replace fuel filter
bah, don't listen to mike
. the fuel just drips out when you take off the filterspeak of the devil. was just talking bout you a few mins ago mike.
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Re: Re: replace fuel filter
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I hope you were sayin' somethun' nice ........ BTW, how's everything in Jersey these days!?!?!?!
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Michael Albee - Prez Super Coupe Club of IOWA http://www.sccoia.org 1990 XR7 Auto 1991 SC Auto 1993 SC Auto 1993 Mark VIII (a.k.a. "The Winter Beater") |
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Re: replace fuel filter
it's goin good. we got our 2nd anniv. party comin up next week.
how's things in iowa?
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Re: Re: replace fuel filter
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Michael Albee - Prez Super Coupe Club of IOWA http://www.sccoia.org 1990 XR7 Auto 1991 SC Auto 1993 SC Auto 1993 Mark VIII (a.k.a. "The Winter Beater") |
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A little hint...
Removing the gas cap before replacing the filter will release pressure from the tank and reduce the fuel spray when removing the filter. Some will still come out, but on your hands... not in your eyes... maybe... unless you're lying right underneath it. -jammen |
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