

| Subject: | Re: syncro fuel filter replacement |
| From: | Alistair Bell |
| Date: | Wed, 4 Aug 2010 07:44:00 -0700 |
Jeez Jay you're good :) undoing just one screw ( not nut and bolt in my van), the rearmost one, was not enough to get access to the clamp that holds the filter. Undoing the forward screw helped more (pics on my blogs show), but not enough... gear clamp on inlet side of filter inaccessible to loosen, and not enough free fuel line to move filer around much. Unable to access bolt tightens filter in clamp. I had to take charcoal canister bracket off to get the filter out. I did have A/C drier unit in there too, adding to the misery. Seriously, I'd have to train for years to get my time down to 8-10 min :) cheers alistair On 3-Aug-10, at 10:13 PM, Jay lefstein wrote: unless mine is different then yours i unscrew a m6 nut and bolt with a 10mm 1/4 drive socket and wrench, then once i can move it i clamp the hose's so i don't lose to much gas, then unscrew the clamp that holds the filter, then the hose clamps.. i am pretty sure it takes 8 to 10 mins ;) hehe... sure is easier on the 2wd tho, at least when there is no big heater cover... I do have a lot of good luck often when i work on vans... but don't worrry i have hard times and knuckle bashing days as well... i actually like that you take the time to write up about your works... i can't write well or find the time ... i wish i could tho.. J
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