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Fuel Filter

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Fuel Filter

Post by Big D »

Is the fuel filter located near the rear right wheel on a sierra? The thing thats got two tubes at either end?

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Post by Pinball »

That's it, tied up inboard of the chassis.

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Post by Big D »

Thanks for that. Also to save making another thread, how do I go about tightening my handbrake? Its close to vertical now :lol:

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Post by Pinball »

Depends if it has any adjustment left in it... and if you really expect it to last.

do you have the transfer case brake or rear wheels?

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Post by Big D »

Umm I dunno, I assume the rear wheels? Soz I don't really know :oops:

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Post by Spike_Sierra »

if its a wide track sierra (going by your display pic you do) then they are on the rear wheels. Take the tyres and drums off and have a look for yourself. You will see the handbrake entering through the side of the drum backing plate.
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