How difficult is it to replace the fuel filter? I never had to do it before so I don't want to cause any issues. I'm going to be moving up to Seattle Wa from Southern Ca this summer so I want to make sure my car is in excellent condition before driving. Also, is there anything else you recommend replacing while in that area?
#108981, "RE: Fuel Filter" In response to Reply # 0
its fairly straight forward and easy to do. in a 99 yours is by the passenger rear wheel it has a bolt on either end and iirc a copper crush washer so dont loose those. grab a rag to catch any dripping fuel and you good to go, as the filter is a whole assembly that is plug and play.
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#109015, "RE: Fuel Filter" In response to Reply # 5
Make sure you relieve the fuel pressure in the tank. Also, tighten the bolts up good when you put the new filter on. But be careful not to bend the lines like mentioned above. Start the car and check for leaks when you're done.
#109020, "RE: Fuel Filter" In response to Reply # 7
Pull the fuse for the pump
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