where is the fuel filter located?

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eldondemarco
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where is the fuel filter located?

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Hi! I just recently purchased a fuel filter for my 93 mx3 gs v6 1.8L. I need to know specifically where the old one is so I can put it. Also if I need to install it from the bottom.
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Re: where is the fuel filter located?

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Its located near your firewall, bolted onto your transmission. U'll have to remove ur airbox to get to it. Remember to undo ur gas cap, so u dont squirt gas everywhere
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Re: where is the fuel filter located?

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airbox isn't in the way much..the battery is. If you remove the battery, it'll be staring you in the face.

BTW: its a pain in the arse to remove, so have fun! :)
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Re: where is the fuel filter located?

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Follow these directions.

Remove gas cap.
Remove air box and air hoses.
Remove battery and battery tray.

look at the tranny, you should see a black canister w/ hoses attached, thats your filter. I think the bolt is 10mm, remove it careful not to drop it. Now the reson i said to remove all that is cuz if the rear hose is stuck you saved your self alot of frustration and cuts on your hands, pull it out a little, grip the hose w/ plires, twist untill hose move freely, then pull off.

Just follow the directions in revers to put it back on!
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