Fuel filter changeout?

[rhipsher]

Paul changing out the fuel filter is as easy as farting after eating refried beens dude. Hahaha! There's no way to do it without getting gas running down your arms. It will also kill B.O.

[Scrrem]

Cool. Thanks guys!

Rich

[QB93Z]

Rich, We can do it when we do your clutch. We will already be dirty.

Jim

[Jagdpanzer]

Originally Posted by QB93Z

Rich, We can do it when we do your clutch. We will already be dirty.

Jim

Gasoline cuts grease and dirt off you hands and arms real well. Perfect job to do after finishing a clutch. Be sure to use a proper 6 point flare tube wrench so you don't risk buggering up the fittings.

[Dynomite]

Originally Posted by Paul Workman

Other than taking a 93 octane bath (and trying to work quickly), y'all have any suggestions on changing the in-line fuel filter efficiently?

TIA,

P.

Where do you get your fuel filter?

[Pete]

Paul if you don't like a gas bath like me.
What i do is use an old pair of socks cut the toes off and slip them on my fore arms this way the gas doesn't run all the way down your arms

PS
Make sure they are clean socks

Pete

[tomtom72]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

Where do you get your fuel filter?

I buy mine at RockAuto.com. They sell ACDelco & a few aftermarket brands. I used to get them at an online chevy dealer. I would think that any auto parts store would have these also.

Mind that you don't loose the O-rings that are on the two fuel lines.

[Scrrem]

Originally Posted by QB93Z

Rich, We can do it when we do your clutch. We will already be dirty.

Jim

Ok Thanks Jim!
Rich

[billybaloneey]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

Where do you get your fuel filter?

There is a guy on eBay selling ACDelco fuel filters...starting bid is $6.99. I bought two off of eBay and then contacted the guy and he sent me three more at the same price...with free shipping.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT