For all you guys trying to find the fuel filter location. I got it. I have a picture of it in my picturetrail.

http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/...58&uid=1757768

 

is your "intake resonator" the same thing as "intake silencer" of the famed ISR Mod? if so, are you sure that little plastic box is the silencer? i thought the silencer was the steel unit that comes just down the line from that plastic box, before the throttle body. But I usually don't know ˟˟˟˟. I need a hanes or chilton.

also, whats with the red wires?

 

Just trying to get my truck fully grounded. I was inspired by this article. http://www.caraudiomag.com/testreports/0401cae_hyper/

Well i have the metal one too and the removable plastic one. Both to me seems to serve no purpose. However I am just as unclear as you as i need chiltons as backup reference =).

 

i think the chaps down at the stealorship told me that the plastic was a moisture knock-out unit. but i cant remember (CRS).

did you get a big sound increase with the plastic box out? thanks for the pics-

 

Yeah i get this hum now to compliment with the WOT sound.


Hey list some of your performance mods.

 

close to stock so far. K&N filtercharger, intake elbow removal, electric fan. i plan to fill out the intake with ISR and polished TB. then headers and catback. that will be it for me, performance-wise.

otherwise, also did the grey wire mod. gonna put an oil filter relocator in there pretty quick, and go to synthetic fluids all around. got 80K miles in 4 years so far, want this puppy to go the distance. cheers!

 

SWEET!! hey how much was the electic fan? did it boost performance did its not using any engine power.

 

Hey anyone in So-cal wanna help me replace a fuel filter. Im offering $20 =)


OK OK AND A BEER

 

i just looked at this today, and it doesnt look easy, its really tight to get in there, and i couldnt even find where it bolts to. my OEM replacement looks different too. personally, it just looks like a really hard mod to do.
the dealer told me its even hard for them and thats why they charge 80 for install.

im still debating if i want to tackle this myself or just pay for it...

-Casey

 

Yeah I'm not sure I want to tackle this one by myself either. Could I just take it to a Jiffy Lube, or a place like that, and get them to do it?

 

By all means You got a second hand here if you need the help!

 

A friend of mines and I tackled the fuel filter on my runner! so far So good.


There are 2 mounting nuts and of course 2 banjo nuts to loosen!. Not much gas loss. Maybe 4ounces?

Its best to have a small ratchet. And a jack to lift it up. Take off tire from driver side and remove the rubber coverings from the wheel well and work on it. It took about 1hr 15mins with 2 people who never done it But its possible As long as your paitient its do-able! cheers

 

i just want to thank you kevin444 for the usefull post because i was tryin to find the fuel filter for three days