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Car Forum / Chrysler Cars / May 2006fuel filter removal
Having trouble removing fuel line from filter on a 92 New Yorker. One side is a rubber line with clamp...but the other side has a sort of collar, which I think is called a quick release fitting??..anyway. is there a way to get this off without buying a special tool? Any help or tips would be appreciated. Thanks. Every auto parts place sells a set of the cheep plastic collars for about 6 bucks. Coasty > Having trouble removing fuel line from filter on a 92 New Yorker. One side > is a rubber line with clamp...but the other side has a sort of collar, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Any help or tips would be appreciated. > Thanks. Okay..but I cannot remove the fuel line from the filter..how do I do that? I've pushed and pulled and twisted, but it won't come. That's the problem. Thanks. > Every auto parts place sells a set of the cheep plastic collars for about > 6 bucks. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> Any help or tips would be appreciated. >> Thanks. http://autorepair.about.com/cs/generalinfo/l/bl326a_lib.htm Coasty > Okay..but I cannot remove the fuel line from the filter..how do I do that? > I've pushed and pulled and twisted, but it won't come. That's the problem. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >>> Any help or tips would be appreciated. >>> Thanks. Does "okay" mean you bought the tool? Cause if you did, you just shove it into the joint and it'll release. They work great. > Okay..but I cannot remove the fuel line from the filter..how do I do that? > I've pushed and pulled and twisted, but it won't come. That's the problem. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >>> Any help or tips would be appreciated. >>> Thanks. > Does "okay" mean you bought the tool? Cause if you did, you just shove it > into the joint and it'll release. They work great. Not always. If you have limited clearance to get at the joint then it can be a bitch to get these disconnected even using the cheap plastic tool. Ted No..I didn't buy a tool yet. Going to have to, I guess..but not sure what to buy. Looked at some on some sites. Some look sorta like a crowbar, and saw something that looked like a little plastic collar of sorts. Which is the one to get? Thanks for the help guys. >> Does "okay" mean you bought the tool? Cause if you did, you just shove it >> into the joint and it'll release. They work great. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Ted > No..I didn't buy a tool yet. Going to have to, I guess..but not sure what to > buy. Looked at some on some sites. Some look sorta like a crowbar, and saw > something that looked like a little plastic collar of sorts. Which is the > one to get? the plastic collar but it should come in a set of multiple sizes. Ted first clean out the dirt under and in the cup collar with some wd 40 and then press the collar into the cup with a pair of pliers and it should release there is also a new fitting kit for the fuel filter if u get it from a dealer should the lines are rusted and break > Having trouble removing fuel line from filter on a 92 New Yorker. One side > is a rubber line with clamp...but the other side has a sort of collar, which > I think is called a quick release fitting??..anyway. is there a way to get > this off without buying a special tool? > Any help or tips would be appreciated. > Thanks. |
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