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you first locate the fuse for the fuel pump. you start the vehicle and then you remove the fuse and let the car quit. you have now relieved the fuel pressure. As well remove the gas cap.
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∙ 17y ago
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∙ 16y agothere is a fuel orffice right on top of the fuel rack, take the small black cap off push in with a screw driver, but sheld your face, you may get some on you.
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