Release pressure for fuel filter replacement help
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Release pressure for fuel filter replacement help
Tried to replace my fuel filter today. However, how hard I tried both of the bolts from the filter line did not budge at all. Yes, I did sprayed a lot of PB blaster, take off the gas cap, and use the crow wrench. Now the question is can I pull the EFI fuse in the fuse box and run it until the truck is dying to release all the built up pressure ? My truck is 00SR5 with 93K. Please help. Thanks
#4
taking off the gas cap will only realease some of the pressure, it will likely spray a little bit and drip when your first break the fittings loose. Remember to not turn the key on with the lines off, it will be messy. I would try using a flare nut wrench, eat your wheaties too.
#6
need to take off cap for siphonage to stop. I have never had to replace my filter but if it is inline filter, use a flare nut wrench to avoid stripping. For the filter that has banjo bolt, use impact wrench to break it loose.
#7
You can also try the tabasco route!
Here's the writeup anyway:
http://www.4runners.org/articles/fuelfilter/
Here's the writeup anyway:
http://www.4runners.org/articles/fuelfilter/
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