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Old 05-25-2006, 10:47 AM
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I have a 92' bonnie sse and i'm tryin to locate my fuel filter. i looked under the car but can't find it, someone told me that it should be somewhere on the passenger side.
Old 05-25-2006, 10:50 AM
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not sure about the 92, but my 94 has it on the passenger side near the rear 1/4 off to the side.
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its in a tricky place. it'* on the passenger side above the front wheel compartment.
I have a 92 sse so i'm sure yours is in the same spot
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92 should be in the same place as a 93. Directly below the footwell for the right front passenger, just inside the subframe. Just behind the front wheelwell under the car.
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Thanks ppl you all made me very happy
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oh another ? would you know if it has the quick connect lines?
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It should.
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don't get an eyefull of gas! It burns so bad.
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oh and if ur lines are rusted, i have an extra quick disconnect line...
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I thought changing the fuel filter would stop my fuel pressure regulator from leaking gas, so im going to change the regulator and if thats not the cause then i guess the fuel pump would need changing right?


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