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Old 10-02-2006, 09:29 AM
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Replacing Fuel filter

I have a 94 SL with the 1.9L SOHC.
I am trying to replace the Fuel Filter, but seems very difficult to pull off the old one. Is there a special tool I need or something special I need to do to pull it off? It looks like is should just pull off from the top of the hose. The bottom of it, I can not get enough leverage until I pull off the top first.
Any help would be great! Thanks
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Re: Replacing Fuel filter

yes, a quick-release tool is needed. the little donut shaped part of the line has a spring inside, snap the tool around the line, then push into the donut to release the spring.
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Old 10-10-2006, 09:14 AM
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Re: Replacing Fuel filter

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yes, a quick-release tool is needed. the little donut shaped part of the line has a spring inside, snap the tool around the line, then push into the donut to release the spring.
Is this something I can pick up from any autopart store?
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Re: Replacing Fuel filter

should be able to, in fact, some brands will include a cheap plastic one with the filter, i perfer my metal one
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Re: Replacing Fuel filter

you can remove the locks with regular pliers. The fuel filter is expensive for that car $29-$49. I replaced mine with a 93 ford f150 metal filter which costs $3.99. and two 29 cent clamps and that worked perfect for me!
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