fuel filter
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The filter has 4 leads so you'll want to keep them sorted correctly. You will want a few pairs of vice grips so it doesn't leak gas all over you.
It is great when it leaks on you and burns your armpit/stinks up your clothes.

The clips will probably be mangled by the time you get them off.

Also, don't forget to relieve the pressure at the schrader valve near the engine first!! Put a rag around the valve before you relieve the pressure.
If the tool is used to remove original clamps can these clamps be reused ?
Thanks.

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Remove a few screws from the plastic cover, and prop it open with a screwdriver.
Pop the clamps with a pair of vise grips,
get a filter and 4 clamps. Put a pan underneath to catch the gas.
Do one hose at a time from old to new,
and bolt back in.
Turn key on, let the system pressurize.
Wait a minute and start.
All done.
Wear safety glasses and gloves, do when vehicle is cold and away from any and all
sources of ignition.
Every 50-60K miles to be safe.
Last edited by C230 Sport Coup; Jul 7, 2011 at 01:34 PM.
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They don't HAVE to do it in the B service. My wife took her car in for a B service and they just told me it needed to be done. Certainly, they would have been glad to do it for me, but I had already bought a filter for her car.
The only pain was getting the pipes to come off, which vice grips or the tip of a flathead screwdriver will do easily.
The filter is clearly labeled next to the nipples as to which goes to which, and each side of the filter is also unique in itself.





i changed my fuel filter on my clk430 and now it won't start, I have no pressure in the schrader valve, just air comes out. any help would be appreciated,.. and is there a wrong way to put a filter on?
