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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / September 2006

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Fuel filter

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taters2 - 30 Sep 2006 02:36 GMT
The book says to remove back seat and un hook the fuel pump, The mechanic
just cracked the connections on filter and let it bleed the pressure
off.Why not just remove the pump fuse and start the car?
Bob - 30 Sep 2006 13:17 GMT
> The book says to remove back seat and un hook the fuel pump, The mechanic
> just cracked the connections on filter and let it bleed the pressure
> off.Why not just remove the pump fuse and start the car?

The mechanic didn't read the procedure. It says to disconnect the fuel tank
pump power connector (they are not real clear that they're talking about the
pump power connector, but there's pictures). Then start the engine and let
it run until it stalls. This clears most of the fuel without filling the
trunk, and nooks and crannies around the tank with fuel.
You could remove the fuse, but you're gonna have to remove the connector
anyway.

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