wannabeboatguy
15+ Year Contributor
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- Aug 5, 2007
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Bonita,
California
To the engineers who placed the fuel filter in its location, go #### your selves!!!
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Luckily I had everything out. Currently looking for a short somewhere.
But I just had no leverage to break it loose in the "in" side.
Did you use a wrench to hold the filter from turning and a wrench on the fitting. If you put them on there right than you can just squeeze them together with your hands.
They aren't that bad if you remove the battery and use the right wrenches.
Yea it's annoying
I used vice grips and a rachet head wrench to get some leverage to break the bolts loose
But made a difference when I drove it around
Well thankfully I found the top banjo bolt. I'm just having no luck with the bottom. I've hit it with PB all day long and it seems like the 14mm flare is just rounding over. Anyone else have some tips? Does the vice grips apply for the top or bottom? And which one are you guys taking off first (top/bottom)