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Old 09-02-2004, 09:14 PM
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changing inline fuel filter

how hard is it to change the fuel filter thats under the car? (90 camaro)
how much for a replacement, and anyone have any suggestions as to which one is the best! thanks
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Old 09-02-2004, 09:37 PM
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Re: changing inline fuel filter

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how hard is it to change the fuel filter thats under the car? (90 camaro)
how much for a replacement, and anyone have any suggestions as to which one is the best! thanks
Hey I'm looking right now is it a 305 or a 6 cylinder
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Re: changing inline fuel filter

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Re: changing inline fuel filter

part#ff504 it's a Duetsch which is a decent brand and it only costs about $7 It isn't hard to change either do you need a drawing of where it is located and or how to change it?
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Re: Re: changing inline fuel filter

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it's underneath the car, on the left closer to the back
i know were it is.
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Re: changing inline fuel filter

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Re: changing inline fuel filter

thanks for the help
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Re: changing inline fuel filter

ok, i erased it before everyone else sees how stupid i am
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Re: changing inline fuel filter

dont you have to drop the rear and everything , isnt it in the fuel tank , i thought the easiest way was to cut a panel out in the back and just pull it out , i dont know on mine it was on the side of the block so it was easy as hell
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Re: changing inline fuel filter

mike, for the fuel pump, not the filter.
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