De-pressurize for new fuel filter

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May 3, 2012 | 05:33 AM

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Lifesgoodhere

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you didn't want to do what Sam did.

May 4, 2012 | 08:09 AM

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daver80

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I didnt suggest poking a hole in the fuel filter. I ASKED if it would be a bad idea to poke (not drill) a small hole in there. Just say "not a good idea" and let it go. Jeeze! Relax you guys. calm down for crying out loud. I was just asking. And I've been working on my own cars, motorcycles, mowers, tractors snowblowers and rototillers for about 30 years.

May 4, 2012 | 09:24 AM

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rspi

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Lol...

May 5, 2012 | 12:15 AM

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gdog

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Originally Posted by Lifesgoodhere

ahh brings me back to the Videos of "Safety Sam" in school when I was taking wood working class.

Was a guy in my HS wood shop class; one time he got his long hair caught in a lathe; ouch!! Lost a bunch of hair and was lucky he didn't lose his face!! Then another time he's using the jointer w/o a push stick; bye-bye finger tips!!

WTF! 23 posts on how to change a fuel filter!!??

daver80, if you have so much experience, why is this such a mystery to you?? Just remember to put your ciggy out on the old filter once you get it out...