I was never in any danger on this video and the camera and angle is fooling everyone, The car was not lifted up very far so jack stands weren’t needed on thi…
I was never in any danger on this video and the camera and angle is fooling everyone, The car was not lifted up very far so jack stands weren’t needed on thi…
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Thanks!! Im only a college student and this helped alot!
no. go to autozone. you need a fuel level sensor kit. its like $30.
Good video…I will mention though, whenever possible, use box style
wrenches. Try to avoid using adjustables in anyway possible.
Thanks for the info but the car wasn’t even lifted that high for any damage
to occur had the jack failed on me. The camera and the angle is messing
with everyone on this one. Thanks for watching
If the jack should of failed it wouldn’t of hurt me in any way because
there is enough clearance, Had the car been a low rider then its a
different story . The camera and its angle is fooling everyone on this
video, Thanks for watching.
Please don’t ever get under a car without a jack stand, a jack can fail you
need a stand or something solid for safety. Just not smart, otherwise great
video.
what do i do if i cant get it off of the bolt goes in the fuel filter the
female and male part
will this fix the gas meter from flucuating?
wow u got to be crazy not using jack stands
what year is your grand prix
Good video but I’ll suggest a couple things for those who have never
changed a fuel filter. You mentioned depressurizing the fuel line at the
Shrader valve on the fuel rail. The fuel rail should be on the passenger
side under the hood. It looks like a tire valve stem. You can take the cap
off and push the pin in the middle just like you would to let air out of a
tire. Also the filter might be too tight for using channel lock and
adjustable pliers. Might need the box type wrenches.