[91gthondakilla]

if anyone can direct me to a diagram or let me know what i have to do in order to remove this part that would be awesome :] thanks

 

[Bear45-70]

Why on God's Green Earth would you want to remove the one thing that keeps your fuel system functioning in this day and age of trashy and dirty gas? :roll:

 

[94_wagon]

http://revver.com/video/134976/ford-esc ... er-change/

I did it this weekend. it was pretty easy

 

[94_wagon]

Why on God's Green Earth would you want to remove the one thing that keeps your fuel system functioning in this day and age of trashy and dirty gas? :roll:

And I really hope this was a joke...

 

[Bear45-70]

Why on God's Green Earth would you want to remove the one thing that keeps your fuel system functioning in this day and age of trashy and dirty gas? :roll:

And I really hope this was a joke...

Why would it be a joke? The fuel available to day is junk compared to what was available back in the dark ages of the 60's and I don't mean octane either. The gas is full of ash and junk plus the destroyer of fuel system components ALCOHOL, that never showed up in fuel back then. Plus one producer wants you to believe nitrogen is a fuel enhancer. The gas now goes bad in as little as 3 months. So explain why the hell you would want to remove the one piece of equipment that keeps a least some of that crap out of your ejectors and FPR?

 

[EscorGo]

You may be taking this too literally. He probably wants to replace it and needs to know how it comes out.

Just pull the 2 plastic clips out. The lines will come.

 

[Dave94LX]

yeah, I believe he just wanted the steps for removal so he could put a new one in.

 

[94_wagon]

Why on God's Green Earth would you want to remove the one thing that keeps your fuel system functioning in this day and age of trashy and dirty gas? :roll:

And I really hope this was a joke...

Why would it be a joke? The fuel available to day is junk compared to what was available back in the dark ages of the 60's and I don't mean octane either. The gas is full of ash and junk plus the destroyer of fuel system components ALCOHOL, that never showed up in fuel back then. Plus one producer wants you to believe nitrogen is a fuel enhancer. The gas now goes bad in as little as 3 months. So explain why the hell you would want to remove the one piece of equipment that keeps a least some of that crap out of your ejectors and FPR?

Haha seriously man?... I don't know about your cars but normal cars require maintence. REPLACING fuel filters for example. Why would anyone just take a fuel filter out of their car...

 

[madmatt2024]

Wow...