Acts like it's out of gas. Won't start!
#11
If I remember correctly, it is mounted along the inside of the drivers side frame rail about midway between the tires; about where the rear of the door is.
Be sure the pressure is released in the fuel line system and be ready to have up to several cups of gas drain out. Depending on the type of fittings there you can cap or plug them with things you have around the shop; golf tee, vacuum line cap.
I think even on my 92 there were quick-connect fittings for the lines. Once you get a replacement filter you should be able to see how to get them apart.
What I remember is that getting to the mounting bracket was not so much hard as annoying. LOL
Be sure the pressure is released in the fuel line system and be ready to have up to several cups of gas drain out. Depending on the type of fittings there you can cap or plug them with things you have around the shop; golf tee, vacuum line cap.
I think even on my 92 there were quick-connect fittings for the lines. Once you get a replacement filter you should be able to see how to get them apart.
What I remember is that getting to the mounting bracket was not so much hard as annoying. LOL
#12
If I remember correctly, it is mounted along the inside of the drivers side frame rail about midway between the tires; about where the rear of the door is.
Be sure the pressure is released in the fuel line system and be ready to have up to several cups of gas drain out. Depending on the type of fittings there you can cap or plug them with things you have around the shop; golf tee, vacuum line cap.
I think even on my 92 there were quick-connect fittings for the lines. Once you get a replacement filter you should be able to see how to get them apart.
What I remember is that getting to the mounting bracket was not so much hard as annoying. LOL
Be sure the pressure is released in the fuel line system and be ready to have up to several cups of gas drain out. Depending on the type of fittings there you can cap or plug them with things you have around the shop; golf tee, vacuum line cap.
I think even on my 92 there were quick-connect fittings for the lines. Once you get a replacement filter you should be able to see how to get them apart.
What I remember is that getting to the mounting bracket was not so much hard as annoying. LOL
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