A car’s fuel filter is an integral part of its fuel system. As the name suggests, the fuel filter “filters” any dirt and debris that may come from the gas ta…
How To: Replace a Fuel Filter
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databamse you have an electric car hahahah
Be sure to open your gas tank like he said or gas will go fucking
everywhere. I learned about back pressure the hard way
thank you, good vid.
Dude you look really familiar I don’t know where from. But I’m also in
Maryland Columbia area…
Do not use zip ties that close to your exhaust manifold…
@Bhalakubhak It very well may be, but I’ve never worked on a FWD SR20
thank you sir!
Project garage, I replaced my fuel pump thinking it was that for a 2002
silverado 5.3 the truck does the same thing as the begining of the vid
@ghostofchicken Nice!
I removed my gas tank from the car, why is my car still running without a
gas tank, I drove my car from California to Texas without a gas tank. Why
is this possible?
@ProjectGarageOnline hahaha thats the spirit
how do u no if ur filter needs to be changed? is there a specific way to
check it..?and do u feel a significant lose of power?
if only my fuel filter was on top
that’ll do it haha
that’s a cool car. rear wheel drive.
Your videos are great! very easy to follow and very usefull. Looking
forward to more videos on your 240sx. Cheers from Australia
I, stupidly, put a full tank of Premium ($3.70) before im going to do
this……i hope i dont spill ALOT of gas! lol
my motor shakes a lot, could it be that i have dirty injectors or dirty
fuel pump?
yo u might need some motor mounts
@StreetRunnazz No problem man!
is it the same location for nissan bluebird??
i just did mines! thx bro.. do u believe that it increases the mpgallon?
easy way: 1: wait overnight so all the fuel would run back down. when car
is off power is off/ 2. change. 3. be happy 😀
great video i will do mine soon.
thats a nice ka
Thanks! I get around 280-300 miles on a full tank. My MPG around town is a
consistent 20mpg. However, when I go on long highway drives, I get
something along the lines of 26mpg.
4:02 “Alright, so here’s the new fuel pump”
@yankeessuck309 Glad we could be of help. Its nice to see that the vids are
actually useful
@anonymousguitarguy Its just to relieve any pressure from the gas tank
it could be a number of things, need more info. Make a post on the project
garage facebook group and I’ll help the best I can!
Troll science!
thanks dude, great job… re: clean up that fuel… and i like the trick to
lessen the pressure… crank it! great great job!!!
@zapserone No problem! Glad the video was useful 🙂
@chidiobi You probably need to crank it for a bit. If you ran it dry then
the fuel lines are most likely empty.
U don’t no shot !
Thanx for the vid. bro. really helped…. just wondering….do you live
under a freeway or something, at times couldnt hear anything. Lol! Again
thanx for the help…
I checked my fpr and no gas came out so its ok. Has new spark plugs and
spark plug wire housing. idk what it could be.
@Bhalakubhak On my 99 200SX, it was on the firewall, near the driver’s side
strut tower.
@simien3691 Theres no “might” I definitely need new motor mounts haha
good tutorial and instructions. helped me out tremendously my man. don’t
know why you got ANY thumbs down. my be retards who couldn’t understand.
great video.
Hi, I was just wondering if you need to have your gas cap taken off for the
whole process.. or only until you empty the fuel from the lines? Thanks!
thanks for the video dude…great help
hi, i have a 93 nissan sunny, few days ago i ran out of gas and when i
refilled the car won’t start again, can someone tell me what to do ?
@ProjectGarageOnline hi man, i have been watching your videos and want to
ask if this principle applies to a diesel car? like taking the fuse out
first? or is it any different? thanks, i’m from england btw
Change your motor mounts dude, That motor’s shaking quite a bit when you
tried to start it
My pickup used to do that but it turned out to be a vacuum hose that had a
small hole in it. Once that was replaced, the shakes stopped and I could
feel that a little more power was regained.
@NguyenEmpir3 LOL, I’m Indian. Born in America, parents are from Madras.