I assume you are refering to the firewall mounted high pressure filter. It is secured to the firewall via a bracket with two 6 mm studs. Use a 10mm socket to free the bracket from the firewall. Loosen the pinch bolt in the bracket. Disconnect the top and bottom hoses (I discarded the factory pinch type hose clamps and replaced them with worm gear type). It helps to wrap a rag around the bottom hose as the fuel may still be under pressure and will spray out. Please note that in 1989 Mazda had two styles of filters, you want the type with the to hose barb at 90 degreees to the filter body (G-K part number OF9046). Install the new filter into the bracket (note there is a raised rib on the filter body which 'keys' to a slot in the bracket). Tighten the pinch bolt just enough so the filter doesn't move up and down. Reconnect the top and bottom hoses and re-attach the bracket to the firewall. I did check in my factroy shop manual and there is a low pressure filter as part of the in-tank fuel pump and sender assembly. There was no listed procedure for replacing the low pressure filter, only a procedure to remove the pump/filter/sender assembly as follows: 1. Remove the rear seat bottom cushion 2. Disconnect the fuel pump connector 3. Remove the fuel pump cover (galvanized metal plate approximately 6" X 6") 4. Disconnect the main fuel and return hoses and plug them to prevent leakage. 5. Remove the fuel pump and tank gauge assembly. Cheers Malcolm
where is a fuel filter on a Mazda Proceed located and how to you replace it?
Replace it when it's dirty.
I have a 2000 Mazda protege. My fuel filter is in the gas tank and is not something you can replace. John B.
its on the fire wall
part of the fuel pump housing,replace complete fuel pump housing
Replace the fuel filter.
Sugar will not turn to sluge or 'cement' in your gas tank. It will however block your fuel injectors and fuel filter. Replace the fuel injectors or clean them and replace your fuel filter. You may have to replace your fuel filter a few times. If you can, take your gas tank out and wash it with water.
take out the flywheel and replace it with four banana peels, if this doesn't work take out the transmission and replace the fuel filter with a carton of milk.
On a 2006 Mazda 6, the fuel filter is located within the fuel tank as part of the fuel pump assembly. This design means that accessing the fuel filter typically requires removing the fuel tank. It's recommended to consult the vehicle's service manual for detailed instructions if you need to replace or inspect the fuel filter.
To replace the fuel filter in a 1999 Mazda 626 V6 you will first need to located the fuel filter. Open the hood of the vehicle and look for a silver round object near the engine. This is the fuel filter. To remove it, simply remove the air intake parts on top of it and then slide the clamp away from the fuel lines. The filter sits in a small bracket and can be easily removed.
The Mazda 323 fuel filter is located in the fuel tank. The fuel tank will need to be drained in order to change the fuel filter.
The fuel filter on this car in under the passengers side of the car along the frame rail.