Changed my fuel filter today. I change it between 25000-30000. Let the car sit overnight and there was no pressure on the lines. Approximately 6 oz of fuel streamed from the hoses and the filter. I just used a pan to catch it and waited for it to drain before removing the filter all the way out. Here are a couple of pics I took. The first one is before doing anything and the second is with the hosed detached and filter removed. The clips come out easy, just use a screw driver to go under the duckbill. While prying up with the screwdriver, push the bottom of clips open with your other hand. Installation back is a breeze, just remember what the orientation of the clips were and you won't have to guess which hole what goes in
Very easy protection and performance keeper for less than $8 with tax.
Yea, the reef blue seems to be one of them colors thats not the basic, but a color that doesn't make you spew lol.
The pics do show some rust. I was getting depressed under the car, but really for being almost 14 yrs old, there really isn't that much or that bad. The fuel filter bracket sure was though