308 Fuel Filter Change

Yes, but it's more usually done as part of a bigger project -- i.e., removing the LH rear wheel and the fender liner gives much better access to work on the fuel filter and fuel lines.

 

That is what i did. I also used 300 psi Napa fuel line, (looks like regular rubber fuel hose but stonger). Clean the fuel pump ground connection and check all hose clamps while you are in there.

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chris

 

I just did this 2 weeks agn the GT4 there was no need to remove the wheel or the wheel inner liner.I made sure that my fuel level was as low as possible(the reserve light was on) then I jacked the left hand side of the car as high as I could go making what little fuel I had was flowing into the right hand side tank.I wanted to remove the little strainer that is in the fuel tank but I could not loosen the bolt that holds the strainer at the tank and for fear of breaking the weld on the tank I decided to leave it be.I then removed the bolt that holds the filter and removed the filter.One thing is to make note as to which direction the filter goes.Refit the new filter and tighten all the clamps.Turn the ignition key so that the fuel pump runs(DONT START THE CAR) and check for any leaks.

 

As far as I know it is.It might be only for carbed cars but some one else might chime in to correct me