[2 problems solved]HOW DO YOU GET THE FUEL LINES OFF FILTER?????
09-29-2006, 12:20 PM
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RE: HOW DO YOU GET THE FUEL LINES OFF FILTER?????
ORIGINAL: gspfunk
^^^ Those are the ones I have too....$9-10 at O'reilly's. The fuel filter on a foxbody is simple as long as nothing is rusted/corroded. Grab a Chilton's and/or Haynes and it can help you through a lot of that stuff.
^^^ Those are the ones I have too....$9-10 at O'reilly's. The fuel filter on a foxbody is simple as long as nothing is rusted/corroded. Grab a Chilton's and/or Haynes and it can help you through a lot of that stuff.
Thanks. the first thing I do is buy the haynes manual. I will try and get the tool today I'll let you know how it goes.
10-03-2006, 01:46 AM
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RE: HOW DO YOU GET THE FUEL LINES OFF FILTER?????
ORIGINAL: squad272
Thanks. the first thing I do is buy the haynes manual. I will try and get the tool today I'll let you know how it goes.
ORIGINAL: gspfunk
^^^ Those are the ones I have too....$9-10 at O'reilly's. The fuel filter on a foxbody is simple as long as nothing is rusted/corroded. Grab a Chilton's and/or Haynes and it can help you through a lot of that stuff.
^^^ Those are the ones I have too....$9-10 at O'reilly's. The fuel filter on a foxbody is simple as long as nothing is rusted/corroded. Grab a Chilton's and/or Haynes and it can help you through a lot of that stuff.
Thanks. the first thing I do is buy the haynes manual. I will try and get the tool today I'll let you know how it goes.
Just a quick update and thanks to all for the help
The plugs and fuel filters are done--- time to polish up for thecar show this weekend.
01-06-2007, 11:21 PM
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RE: HOW DO YOU GET THE FUEL LINES OFF FILTER?????
Yea, thats what I had to do on my 97 EXplorer,, I went through the wheel wells for 1 or 2, then I think I went from underneath with a universal for the back pass plug, all I know is that I had to do a couple of wierd things, including scraping up my arms and getting the spark plug socket stuck on one plug when I was putting the new one in, I guess the tune up you did was a 4.0 SOHC, my 97 is SOHCcause if were a regular 4.0 it would have been a lot easier!! Thats what my 96 is.
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