Whos changed a fuel filter out there?
I went down to the holden dealer and got a fuel filter, and decided to change it on my astra.
it is located beside the fuel tank. i jacked up the car, brought some cloth for spillage, and took off the mounting screw.
but, i cant manage to separate the clips on either side of the fuel filter. they say, with care, you can use a screwdriver to take it apart...
whats your advice and whos dunnit?
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put it this way... its a job i leave to my mechanic
as i hear him swearing and cursing under my car I think to myself "thank god i payed someone to do it"
it takes about 10 minutes to take off and about 10 seconds to put back on.... stupid holden/opel/vauxhall
if they are the same fitting as on a commodore you can buy the tool from repco for around 20 bucks.. it's comes in a set..
i recon it'd be the same as the one in the commodore.
and no its not a hard job. its clearly visible and easily done; just expect some fuel spillage.
imad4u - do you know what the tool is called? i know vauxhall/holden have a tool for the job of taking the clips apart..
i cant remember what they call it.. just tell them ya wanna remove fuel lines on a commodore... they should know what your on about...
Its called a screwdriver/sledgehammer/drill
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