lilc1511

lol i hear ya, i like your style, straight from the manual! too many people around here give bad advice, its better to over do it than give retarded advice.

honestly i have NEVER depressurized a fuel system either, but since your likely doing it on the ground and will not be able to quickly move out of the way of the spraying fuel, it might not be a bad idea... i always have a hoist to do it on at work or a creeper at home so it doesn't matter much, it will however still drip like was said above so try to stay out from under it or you will be stinky.

jwarner0297

thats what happened with me, I depressurized it and i got fuel down my arm, but whatever its not like it was the first time nor the last. I wish I had or could afford a lift

lilc1511

im a mechanic, i cant afford a lift, my shop can.

jwarner0297

Perks of the job huh? plus tools!

lilc1511

yeai had to pay for the tools... that wasn't a perk. but the hoist and facility DEFINATELY is! i hate working out of my garage, im too spoiled.

jwarner0297

oh well as long as its there, it saves much time

lilc1511

no kiddin, plus a hoist makes replacing springs a breeze!

99GTKevin

thanks jwarner and everyone else

99GTKevin

it was the factory and it looked horrible like chocolate milk lol

945LSTANG

if the car has been sitting awhile then you probably dont need to worry about depressurizing the system.