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Cover your eyes when you loosen off the bolts holding the pipes on. Petrol in them really stings...
Tecnically I am meant to say, take the black cover off in the rear floor and unplug the pump and run it till it stalls to get rid of the pressure then undo things.
And check it doesn't leak when you put it all back together - they have a habit of doing so.
NJV6 wrote:Cover your eyes when you loosen off the bolts holding the pipes on. Petrol in them really stings...
Tecnically I am meant to say, take the black cover off in the rear floor and unplug the pump and run it till it stalls to get rid of the pressure then undo things.
And check it doesn't leak when you put it all back together - they have a habit of doing so.
Possibly you could just take out the Fuel pump fuse while it's running, then wait till it stalls before attempting to remove filter........?
I replaced the Fuel Filter on an 89 Pajero 3.0 v6 yesterday. After slightly unscrewing the inlet, I clamped off the inlet pipe to prevent fuel from on spraying everywhere. I used flat nose vice grips, as I did not have proper plastic clamps that can be bought) and went about swapping old for new. Protective glasses helped initially though!
Hi there I am new on here, and I have a question to start with!
