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Old 05-07-2010, 01:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Replacing Fuel filter, Fuel pump Fuse.

To Get the Pump Off what Fuse is it to take out? I can not find the right one.
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To Get the Pump Off what Fuse is it to take out? I can not find the right one.
15A EFI fuse (not relay), on the driver side of engine bay in main fuse box.
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What is the best way to get those fastners off at the top i have no clue how.
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What is the best way to get those fastners off at the top i have no clue how.
the only way i know is to take regular 19mm (3/4'' will do as well) wrench and use it as a supporting wrench on bigger nut (part of filter body on both top and bottom), then you take a smaller size flare nut wrench (15mm or 17mm don't remember) and put it on the nut you trying to loosen. the trick is to grab both wrenches with one hand and squeeze them together (nut will loosen counterclockwise keep in mind, so you don't tighten it), since supporting wrench won't budge it will give you the leverage necessary to turn the smaller nut. it's easy and safe this way, you won't have to worry about twisting the fuel lines.
if it still won't move then try spraying the fitting nuts with PB blaster or WD-40 and wait a few minutes before trying to loosen.
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I was able to get it, Not to hard really it was the problem they need alot of Torque cause mine must have been rusted on.
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