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Old 25 October 2014, 12:21 PM
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Hi guys. It's probably been asked loads before but I e searched and can't find guide on here. Can anyone direct me to a guide on changing a fuel filter on my 2002 bug eye? Best way of depressurising the system etc? Cheers
Old 25 October 2014, 12:37 PM
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Pretty straightforward job,hardest part i found was getting the fuel lines off the old filter but certainly one of the easier jobs on an impreza.

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I would recommend putting the pipes on properly though. Inlet to that filter ain't fully home!
Old 25 October 2014, 01:38 PM
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Thanks for that. Looks like a simple job. This guy already has the fuel system depressurised though. Trying to locate the fuel pump to disconnect or take the fuel pump fuse out. Any ideas anyone? Thanks
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Originally Posted by Longer
Thanks for that. Looks like a simple job. This guy already has the fuel system depressurised though. Trying to locate the fuel pump to disconnect or take the fuel pump fuse out. Any ideas anyone? Thanks
I just do it next day when car's been left alone so no pressure in system .Any job on a impreza is easy people make them sound hard
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Originally Posted by DIPSY
I just do it next day when car's been left alone so no pressure in system .Any job on a impreza is easy people make them sound hard
+1 for doing it after car being left overnight,very little fuel loss when pipes disconnected.
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Never "de pressured" any petrol efi system before, it does it itself as soon as you pull a pipe off. Nothing there that's going to kill you
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Thanks guys. I assumed there would be a lot more pressure involved than there was. Easiest job ive ever done. Thanks
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