Okay I understand-I'll turn you into a fuel filter technician.
With a cold engine and I mean cold engine-loosen the banjo bolt just a crack on the filter, now go turn key to On for 1 second then turn it off. Count 30 seconds before you get out of the car.
Or you can park it all night then in the morning go ahead and remove the filter
Make sure you follow the direction of the arrow on the new filter. Which way is going to the fuel rail and fuel tank okay.
When finish installing new filter-wipe up the spill around the area or wet it. Now go On the key and check whether the filter is leaking if not you have done your job.
Am sorry I don't habla english that good so excuse my grammus okay and its nice knowing you're a Computer Tech maybe someday huh! I'll need you when I need some help
Saturday, May 26th, 2007 AT 1:45 AM