fuel filter change
fuel filter change
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jayzcycles

Original Poster:

109 posts

261 months

Saturday 3rd May 2008
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hi all,is it a easy job to change the fuel filter.can you clamp the hoses or drain the tank.cheers.

V8 Animal

6,015 posts

241 months

Saturday 3rd May 2008
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jayzcycles said:
hi all,is it a easy job to change the fuel filter.can you clamp the hoses or drain the tank.cheers.
You don't need to drain the tank or clamp the hoses if you take one hose of and straight back on the new filter you can't get the filter the wrong way round.
Might be a good idea to replace jubillee clamps aswell.
V8 Animal

Aubrey

1,157 posts

227 months

Saturday 3rd May 2008
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Have you got a copy of Steve Heaths bible? It's all in there.

jayzcycles

Original Poster:

109 posts

261 months

Saturday 3rd May 2008
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cheers.i do have the bible but still like to check with people that have done it.second opinion if you like.

jod

149 posts

275 months

Tuesday 13th May 2008
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Hi jayz,
Just done ours,i found the easiest way was to remove the wheel,disconnect the battery and spade from the pump.remove the fuel pipe from the pump and drain fuel into recepticle,very small amount.
When you look at the filter you will see two 10mm nylock nuts,only remove the top one,the stud is welded onto the chassis so you will be able to remove it easily.disconnect the fuel pipe from the filter and remove the complete unit.
Clean and repaint the bracket,renew the fuel pipe from the pump and reassemble with new jubilees.
The original fuel filter is fram and costs about £7.
The only lesson i learned is don't buy the filter from tvr carparts not original equipment and a complete rip off at £18.
Cheers