Next time don’t remove the filter secure bracket… remove the hoses first or loosen - I’ll be easier because the filter will not move. That’s what I did and it worked well.. I did removed the clamp first but I had a hard time then I put the secure clamp then I can put more pressure to remove the hoses. But you did great and like the idea of using the stoppers from the new to old filter 👍
My process is the following: detach the hard line going to the engine bay from the retaining clip. Remove the front hose. Unscrew the filter retaining bracket nut so the filter can now move. Now it’s much easier to undo the two back side hoses. Go backward installing the new filter. My 2 cents learned the hard way.
I am changing my car which is the same car what I’ve done i disconnected the fuse great video very informative on bolt sizes which made it easy simple and clean and also showed how yu had some difficulties every car isn’t the same and every time I go thru different experiences as well keep it up !
anyone know the diameter of the rubber hose bits on the fuel lines that attach to the filter? 3mm also? My metal fuel lines are fine, but noticed the rubber ends that connect to the filter were dry rotted. So I postponed the install until I get replacement rubber
its purpose is to flood your air filter box when the membrane of the regulator ruptures, as happened to me after putting "oem brand" Bosch fuel filter, what a headache this little hose caused.....
@@HelpMeDIY it worked at first fine for the first week and then it suddenly stalled on me when I stopped at a red light. I ruled out the fuel pump because there is enough pressure and it's brand new. Any ideas?
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Next time don’t remove the filter secure bracket… remove the hoses first or loosen - I’ll be easier because the filter will not move. That’s what I did and it worked well.. I did removed the clamp first but I had a hard time then I put the secure clamp then I can put more pressure to remove the hoses. But you did great and like the idea of using the stoppers from the new to old filter 👍
+Jai Son great tip, thanks! 🍻
I ordered the filter and did not even know the location. This is extremely helpful, Thanks
+Elvin Morales glad to help! 🍻
My process is the following: detach the hard line going to the engine bay from the retaining clip. Remove the front hose. Unscrew the filter retaining bracket nut so the filter can now move. Now it’s much easier to undo the two back side hoses. Go backward installing the new filter. My 2 cents learned the hard way.
+Battista Cagnoni thanks for the additional info! 🍻
I am changing my car which is the same car what I’ve done i disconnected the fuse great video very informative on bolt sizes which made it easy simple and clean and also showed how yu had some difficulties every car isn’t the same and every time I go thru different experiences as well keep it up !
+Slash don’t miss thanks, will do!
Thank u for the short movie.really helped.😅
+Cyndy Toledo haha you’re welcome
I love that shirt. Need it for USAF Ammo 😂.
+Perry Woodman 😂🍻
From Nigeria I'll be happy to receive it cheers bro
+Aputu John 🍻
@@HelpMeDIY I'm all yours how can I help you
That was the factory fuel filter from 2001, it has never been changed 😮😮
+@krustysfunbodegas some people don’t maintain their cars properly 😆
I think mine is original, replacing filter and vacuum line to F connector. Getting misfire, and rough idle.
After I replaced the fuel filter I keep hearing sound coming from the fuel filter or the fuel lines
,is it normal ? Pls help
+@Revenger18 I would guess no. Never heard anything like that.
Hose clamps seem awkward. I use 3 bolts the same diameter as the inner hose and screw them in.
+Cafe Projections worked well?
anyone know the diameter of the rubber hose bits on the fuel lines that attach to the filter? 3mm also? My metal fuel lines are fine, but noticed the rubber ends that connect to the filter were dry rotted. So I postponed the install until I get replacement rubber
Good video!
+Carl Barker thanks 🍻
Where do I get clamps from?
+@liots4 the link in the description
@@HelpMeDIY yea I did it taking me to some other clamps real big in yellow I think the link not that nomo
Got a light ?
What size are the clamps for the fuel line?
+@noname-pb9vj don’t remember now, sorry
@@HelpMeDIY no worries
I got an 01 330ci m54
+Official Yung Twizted 👍
Bonjour sir Mon 325ici e46 je nest pas de vide quocsort do regulateur dessence la petite durite aspire pas ?? MERCI beaucoup
where does the vacuum hose lead up to?
F connecter on the intake boot behind the Mass air flow sensor
cool thanks
+Oscar Rodriguez 👍🍻
So what made u change the fuel filter?
+Efrain Sandoval preventative maintenance
Yeah!!
+Lee Ghany I like your enthusiasm!
What is the purpose of the vacuum hose
+Howling Media good question 🤷♂️ Maybe someone else can chime in
its purpose is to flood your air filter box when the membrane of the regulator ruptures, as happened to me after putting "oem brand" Bosch fuel filter, what a headache this little hose caused.....
@@thepcmaniacccwas actually just about to buy that Bosch one, what brand did you end up going with
@@jaydenrain i'd probably use mahle or mann
@@jaydenraingo to fcp euro and use the oem one kagenst
I recently replaced mine, and now, gas doesn't reach the fuel rail?
+Howling Media it should… you didn’t remove the fuse for the fuel pump and forget to put it back did you?
@@HelpMeDIY it worked at first fine for the first week and then it suddenly stalled on me when I stopped at a red light. I ruled out the fuel pump because there is enough pressure and it's brand new. Any ideas?
@@howlingmedia4354 no, sorry. Let us know what it was when you figure it out though
i Can hear them pulleys squeaking
+CryptoVerse me too, that’s one of the next items on the list!
First!
+Bob Fognozzle 😂