Change Your Fuel Filter
By Matthew Wright, About.com Guide
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Install the New Fuel Filter
Your new fuel filter ready to go.
photo by Matt Wright, 2007
Installation of the new filter is the opposite of removal. Don't forget to put the fuel pump fuse or relay back before you try to start the car. Now you've changed your fuel filter and can enjoy peace of mind and better gas mileage.
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- Time to Replace Your Fuel Filter
- Safety Step! Relieving Fuel System Pressure
- Disconnect the Fuel Lines from the Fuel Filter
- Remove the Old Fuel Filter
- Change the Fuel Filter Washers
- Install the New Fuel Filter
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