Fuel filter replacement-from top or side?
#1
Fuel filter replacement-from top or side?
After removing the injectors, I was looking at replacing the fuel filter. It looks difficult/impossible from the top. Is it easy/easier from the side via the wheel well? Maybe a combination of top (for the front fuel line nut) and side access (for all the rest)?
Why did they put it in such an inaccessible location?!?!?!
Why did they put it in such an inaccessible location?!?!?!
#4
The reason they put it there is because it is not a maintanence item. There is no fuel filter replacement schedule in toyotas maintanance program.
The reason for this is that Toyotas fuel filters are lifetime filters. I probably would replace a 25 year old filter with another Toyota one and never touch it again...unless I was putting mud in the fuel tank!
The reason for this is that Toyotas fuel filters are lifetime filters. I probably would replace a 25 year old filter with another Toyota one and never touch it again...unless I was putting mud in the fuel tank!
#6
The reason they put it there is because it is not a maintanence item. There is no fuel filter replacement schedule in toyotas maintanance program.
The reason for this is that Toyotas fuel filters are lifetime filters. I probably would replace a 25 year old filter with another Toyota one and never touch it again...unless I was putting mud in the fuel tank!
The reason for this is that Toyotas fuel filters are lifetime filters. I probably would replace a 25 year old filter with another Toyota one and never touch it again...unless I was putting mud in the fuel tank!
Thanks all.
#7
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my 92 has an "access cover" or whatever you wanna call it on the inside of the fender, and i think it was the longest wobble extension in my harbor freight kit i used for the filter removal. not sure i even took the wheel off
cake and pie. as previously stated though, use an oem filter. i didn't and runs great, but the question is always, "would it be better and more trouble free with oem?" yes
cake and pie. as previously stated though, use an oem filter. i didn't and runs great, but the question is always, "would it be better and more trouble free with oem?" yes
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my 92 has an "access cover" or whatever you wanna call it on the inside of the fender, and i think it was the longest wobble extension in my harbor freight kit i used for the filter removal. not sure i even took the wheel off
cake and pie. as previously stated though, use an oem filter. i didn't and runs great, but the question is always, "would it be better and more trouble free with oem?" yes
cake and pie. as previously stated though, use an oem filter. i didn't and runs great, but the question is always, "would it be better and more trouble free with oem?" yes
Last edited by daved5150; 11-17-2011 at 06:54 PM.
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