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Fuel Filter Change - My Experience 700 1988

posted by  VolvoSteel on  Thu Mar 27 04:56 CST 2003
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I did one better lol, after removing the filter, if you take a hydr jack and put the filter between the jack and the jacking point on the car and jacker up the filter will go nice and flat and make and easy job of removing the bolts hehehe, though i only did this out of futration it worked well. putting the new one on really requires little force on the bolts, in fact if your useing new copper rings the seal is much easier to get.






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