fuel filter
That's what I do! You could also bleed it at the fuel pressure test port with either a fuel pressure gauge or a screwdriver and rag, but I prefer to pull out the fuse just incase someone tries to be smart and turns the key on while I'm under it.
Ya, that's not a bad idea. The idea is to remove the pressure from the fuel system so it doesn't spray all over when you disconnect the line from the filter.
Some fuel will still leak out, so I recommend using a bucket to catch the fuel and safety glasses to keep it outta your eyes.
If you need light, use a flashlight, not an electrical trouble light. (electricity and gas don't play well together)
Some fuel will still leak out, so I recommend using a bucket to catch the fuel and safety glasses to keep it outta your eyes.
If you need light, use a flashlight, not an electrical trouble light. (electricity and gas don't play well together)
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