First you have to relieve any fuel line pressure. (The process varies depending on model.) On the MFI engines the system depressurizes upon engine shutoff. Next detach the quick connects by squeezing down on the clips and pulling apart the flexible line on the engine side of the filter. On the tank side you will need two wrenches. One wrench needs to be put on the filter to hold against twisting, the other on the fuel line flare nut. Loosen flare nut carefully as to not strip nut or bend the fuel line. Caution - some fuel will spill out so be prepared with rags and wear eye protection. The last step is to carefully remove the lines in the fuel filter bracket (there are three and they snap in place) and remove the bolt that holds the filter to the frame. Now you can remove old filter and replace with new one. Installation is the reverse of removal. It is a very easy and cheap procedure to preform. I usually change my fuel filters every three oil changes. Hope this helps.
The fuel filter is under the truck on the frame. Near the drivers door.
had to do this a few months ago you have to drop the whole fuel tank ,,its small so its not a big deal but to change a filter you'll have to do that , i had the screen clog on mine
The fuel filter is located on the inside of the frame just beneath the drivers side door.
Are you sure your vehicle has one?
To change a fuel vapor sensor on a 1997 GMC Sonoma you need to disconnect the wires that are holding it in place. Next, remove the old sensor and replace with the new one.
Inside left frame rail, aprox under drivers seat.
The fuel filter is on a 1993 Sonoma is under the truck bed between the drivers seat and the driver's rear wheel. It is almost always easier to replace the entire filter can than opening it up and replacing the guts.
in the fuel tank
in fuel tank
in fuel tank
in the fuel tank
4 and one half qts with filter change.