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To change the fuel filter you will want to begin by raising the front or rear of the vehicle depending on the location of the filter. Always support the vehicle with jack stands!!!
So now we know we need to change the filter, we have to buy the filter. Your local auto store near me should have everything you need, including any special tools, such as eye protection. Some vehicles require special fuel line disconnect tools to remove the filter. The people at the parts store should be able to tell you, or you can purchase a repair manual which is useful if you like the challenge of doing it yourself. Each make and model vehicle is different so you may want to have a mechanic work on your vehicle.
Rip off the Rack - if you have a rack on your vehicle and it isn't being used, take it off. It just adds to the drag on your car and causes you to burn more fuel. If it's a ski rack and the calendar says June, put it away until next season. Same thing with luggage and bicycle racks. Spoilers and air dams look good but they don't have a purpose away from the race track and they add to the fuel consumption of your car.
The same auto parts store near me that you purchased the parts and oil from, should also have a oil recycling bin. To get rid of your old used oil, simply poor it into the recycling bin.
Every couple of years you may want to buff out or brush this kind of pewter using very fine steel wool. You can find this in any local hardware store. Always remember to rub in the direction of the grain and do not press very hard. It will not take much to return it back to it's original appearance.
One of the last things I replaced on the car from the auto parts near me, was a new set of distributor wires going to each of the 4 spark plugs. It had been running rough even with new spark plugs, so I hoped the new spark plug wires would solve the problem. I had been taking regular drives into the country side, over some fairly steep mountain roads. This put added strain on the engine, and very likely brought about the end sooner. I thought the car was running smoother, with the new parts just installed. It seemed to have more power and to be doing better going up and down the steep mountain roads.
Using the wrench, grip the filter tightly and loosen the filter by turning it to the left. Here again make sure that their are no special instructions on filter removal.
So now we know we need to change the filter, we have to buy the filter. Your local auto store near me should have everything you need, including any special tools, such as eye protection. Some vehicles require special fuel line disconnect tools to remove the filter. The people at the parts store should be able to tell you, or you can purchase a repair manual which is useful if you like the challenge of doing it yourself. Each make and model vehicle is different so you may want to have a mechanic work on your vehicle.
Rip off the Rack - if you have a rack on your vehicle and it isn't being used, take it off. It just adds to the drag on your car and causes you to burn more fuel. If it's a ski rack and the calendar says June, put it away until next season. Same thing with luggage and bicycle racks. Spoilers and air dams look good but they don't have a purpose away from the race track and they add to the fuel consumption of your car.
The same auto parts store near me that you purchased the parts and oil from, should also have a oil recycling bin. To get rid of your old used oil, simply poor it into the recycling bin.
Every couple of years you may want to buff out or brush this kind of pewter using very fine steel wool. You can find this in any local hardware store. Always remember to rub in the direction of the grain and do not press very hard. It will not take much to return it back to it's original appearance.
One of the last things I replaced on the car from the auto parts near me, was a new set of distributor wires going to each of the 4 spark plugs. It had been running rough even with new spark plugs, so I hoped the new spark plug wires would solve the problem. I had been taking regular drives into the country side, over some fairly steep mountain roads. This put added strain on the engine, and very likely brought about the end sooner. I thought the car was running smoother, with the new parts just installed. It seemed to have more power and to be doing better going up and down the steep mountain roads.
Using the wrench, grip the filter tightly and loosen the filter by turning it to the left. Here again make sure that their are no special instructions on filter removal.
