help....replacing fuel filter on 2nd gen
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help....replacing fuel filter on 2nd gen
so this morning im trying to replace my fuel filter.. just curious how much gas is going to hit me in the face once i disconnect the lines on either side of the old filter.
I was planning on opening my gastank to take the pressure down a little...
anyone have any other suggestions/tips/hints for me ?
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I was planning on opening my gastank to take the pressure down a little...
anyone have any other suggestions/tips/hints for me ?
Thanks
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so this morning im trying to replace my fuel filter.. just curious how much gas is going to hit me in the face once i disconnect the lines on either side of the old filter.
I was planning on opening my gastank to take the pressure down a little...
anyone have any other suggestions/tips/hints for me ?
Thanks
I was planning on opening my gastank to take the pressure down a little...
anyone have any other suggestions/tips/hints for me ?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by hill
anyone have any other suggestions/tips/hints for me ?
Last edited by ChickenLover; 03-19-2006 at 10:22 AM.
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the cross member is connected to the transfercase or transmission.....
help.... i cant get access to the second nut with out removing the cross member,... but im worried the transfercase or transmission wont be supported... plus there are 3 hard to get at bolts to disconect the crossmember from it...
any pointers??
help.... i cant get access to the second nut with out removing the cross member,... but im worried the transfercase or transmission wont be supported... plus there are 3 hard to get at bolts to disconect the crossmember from it...
any pointers??
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Unbolt it from both sides. Let it droop down (it'll be fine). The crossmember will flex enough from side to side to get your hands in there. You'll need a jack to lift it back up to reconnect it.
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i just went to canadian tire and they did it for $30 canucks and i am free of any worries. Its hard to do it for our toyota here in canada coz of the rust!
I tried doing it but i gave up because i will surely break something before i will be able to replace it.
btw, i bought the fuel filter from the dealership and they want to charge me $80.00 to install so i shopped around.
I tried doing it but i gave up because i will surely break something before i will be able to replace it.
btw, i bought the fuel filter from the dealership and they want to charge me $80.00 to install so i shopped around.
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thanks for the tips....but alas after droping the cross member and fighting with the last nut for 3/4 of an hour... i finally gave up and had to bolt back everything....
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Originally Posted by hill
thanks for the tips....but alas after fighting with the last nut for 3/4 of an hour... i finally gave up and had to bolt back everything....
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which way did you go at it .... if its the 22re im a big guy with big hands and managed to get everything off. i took off the tire and a little panel under the fender and with difficulty go them. if not the 22re then i dunno!
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I did not remove my crossmember when I changed mine. Though I did end up snapping the front fuel line because the nut had rounded out.But the new line was only $35 at the dealership and was very easy to replace.
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