weatherbe

I have the tool they sell to accomplish this. I took the clips off and gave
it a go following the picture on the package. It doesn't want to budge it
seems? Any insight or trick to this I should know? Thanks for any help
here.

kainip@hotmail.com

weatherbe wrote:
> I have the tool they sell to accomplish this. I took the clips off and gave
> it a go following the picture on the package. It doesn't want to budge it
> seems? Any insight or trick to this I should know? Thanks for any help
> here.

Go to this site "http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/index.php" and
search for fuel filter. There is pictures and other informations there.

moonboysd

so the tool doesn't even work anmd the site won't pull up

moonboysd

so the tool doesn't work and the site posted won't pull up. So what
home/shop tool does the special fuel filter nonworking tool most resemble

ross via CarKB.com

weatherbe wrote:
>I have the tool they sell to accomplish this. I took the clips off and gave
>it a go following the picture on the package. It doesn't want to budge it
>seems? Any insight or trick to this I should know? Thanks for any help
>here.

I have a set of these (plastic). The package said use the 3/8 tool for Ford
fuel filters, not the 5/16. The 3/8 worked great.


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Jim Warman

In our area, it is commonplace for these connections to load up with mud,
sand and road debris.... This can pack in behind the reatainer spring making
it difficult to collapse the spring.... repeated efforts without cleaning
the connection can even damage the springs so that they wont hold any more.


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> weatherbe wrote:
> >I have the tool they sell to accomplish this. I took the clips off and
gave
> >it a go following the picture on the package. It doesn't want to budge it
> >seems? Any insight or trick to this I should know? Thanks for any help
> >here.
>
> I have a set of these (plastic). The package said use the 3/8 tool for
Ford
> fuel filters, not the 5/16. The 3/8 worked great.
>
>
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> Message posted via http://www.carkb.com