How to Install Fuel Filter on a 3.4L Engine
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- How to Install Fuel Filter on a 3.4L Engine. This application is the same for most GM cars with the 3.4L. The part was 10 dollars make sure you change these every 30,000 miles. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe!
Wow You made that look easy, I wish all jobs were as simple as that. Thanks!
I have the same car, 2005, almost same color. Same rust underneath too. In fact my fuel filter bracket is gone, rusted right off. Thanks for the video.
Great video👍🏽Just finished doing tHis on my 03 impala yesterday. Ran into two issues. Due to extreme rust the bracket and a fuel line broke while removing fuel filter. So be ready for that. Also it looks like they don't sell or make the bracket anymore. Im still looking for one. Thanks for the post. Be safe everyone.
+Mr. Davis thanks
thanks for doing a clear view video with a lamp on wow that salt on the roads causes a hell of rust im glad i live in the south
I love the video ..it was very♥️ helpful..you covered every question in 3 .minutes. great job☆🥇🏁
Thanks
this is my exact make/model of my car and this vid saved me a couple hundred bucks and an anxiety attack lol! thanks for the vid :)
You're video was awesome and very helpful thanks a million
Awesome video Truck master.
I have a question if you could answer please. My fuel line connecting to the fuel filter has rusted badly. The bolt just wont budge. What would this fuel line be called? Also is there some sort of way i can only order this one line?
Thanks in advanced this video was very clear and straight forward. Keep it up.
It’s called a fuel line but definitely you can order just that one line the best place to get it is your local dealership
Did you try holding the nut on the fuel line steady in one position and unscrew the filter from the line?
thank you, sir... I really appreciate it.
Good video easy fix but all these guys forget to tell the importance of making sure the o-ring is properly placed inside the quick disconnect that plugs into the fuel filter. If the o-ring is missing or not placed properly you will end up with a major leak.
Thanks man, you were a big help, but when changing, the fuel filter do I need to take the pressure off it .. ?
+Charis Vereen yes your right the only reason I didn't is because it was leaking so the pressure was already relived
This might be a dumb question but how do u relieve the fuel pressure?
What should I do if it’s rusted on there pretty good? Or have a stripped bolt?
How many fuel filters are on the car. Also how much is the cheapest price.
I have an 01 Impala that is doing this exact same thing. Hope mine is as easy to do. One question though, did you have to remove a fuse or something else to relieve fuel pressure first? I do know it stops slobbering fuel when the ignition is OFF, but when the key is ON it will. Thanks for the video. This’ll help me a lot.
Just leave your gas cap open to relieve fuel pressure
Hi nice vid, but my 03 Chevy Monte is Hesitating and not much pressure when I pushing on the gas pedal it takes forever to accelerate. I know not driving the vehicle yourself it’s hard to diagnose but from what I just told you what do you think it is?
My impala is getting bad mileage what are some things i can do other then fuel filter to fix problem?
Thanks a bunch!
I changed out mine on 99 ranger
v- 6 and now changing out my wifes on her grand am 3.4 Leter..
+John Gates awesome glad to help!
great video !!!
Thanks but... NEVER ever go under a vehicle with just a jack, use a jack stand .
Unless u can trust ur jack then u will have no issues. I have a hydraulic jack and i can jack my car up and come back in 5 day's and it might have lowered a inch in that time. I would trust my jack over any jack stands
100 percent, don’t believe anyone who tells you otherwise. It’s very dangerous to trust just a jack
I have an 2005 Impala 3.4L and it just does what your car did in beginning of video. Is that fuel filter or fuel pump because all it does is that. Doesent start. Sometimes it did but now it doesent at all
Perfect video
I have a 2004 monte carlo, is it the same?
It is
@@maddhatter0 already changed it was exactly like your video thanks for taking the time to do them, thank goodness for TH-cam!!
Thanks for the vid, I'll b busy this weekend
Awesome vid....very well explained.
my pt cruiser has the same symptom. it's been sitting for over a year. I hope it wasn't something as simple as a fuel filter and I just let it sit forever, 😂.
Do you have to remove most of the fuel first? Or does the fuel not flow if the car is not on
+Andrew Offen no you don’t have to drain the fuel but obviously there will be gas leaking once you pull this part
you can pull out the relay by the fuse box and ran the engine
to relieve the fuel pressure before breaking the line open
to avoid the gasoline mess .
@@manuewiko17*** it's Run the engine...... not!! Ran the engine ****
Ya too bad they all don't loosen up that easily. Can't get mine to loosen. Thinking bout using a tube cutter and flaring it to put it back on
How tight should the filter be you kinda skipped over that
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What size wrench’s do I need?
Thank you
How do I know if my filter need change
No jack stands needed when u can simply put the tire underneath the car incase the jack tips over ya know
My car is doing the same thing any tips on what filter i should get an how much should i spend on it?
+FLEXIN DEE I bought the cheapest filter and it’s been two years no issues since
When you first found out about the fuel filter leaked was the gas pouring out bad?
+FLEXIN DEE yes
It helped me but I don't know how to get the clip off
I just broke mine
Nice video but jack stands are cheap. Please use them next time you get under a vehicle.
U don't need no stinking jack stands!!!! I have a shit ton on wooding blocks i use to stack up under the car's i work on. Sometimes i use a hydraulic jack to jack the vehicle up in the air and then i jack my scissor jack up to help support the first jack and it also gives me some since of safety
Jack stands bro... your better than this.
how do you relief the pressure
John Shay you could also pull the fuse to the fuel pump, start it up and let it run till it dies.
But not all GM 3.4 cars are the same underneath. My Alero is different