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Old 12-04-2007, 11:20 AM
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Smile fuel filter--easy question

simple question, I could go out and probably look but ist f***ing freezing outside in NY I bought a new fuel filter and it did not come with any clips at all. I am guessing the clips are reuseable on the old one. My experience with inline fuel filters is the clips tend to break. Are these clips for a 5.4 inline fuel filter durable and just unclip easy or is there more to it?

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Old 12-04-2007, 01:35 PM
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What year truck ? My clips are part of the fuel lines.
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sorry bout that
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You don't need any clips, you do need a special tool to remove the filter though, becuase the lines clip right onto the filter.
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Old 12-05-2007, 02:18 PM
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Yep, they switched from the crappy plastic removeable ones to clips being built in. I do like the old plastic ones because they are easier to get out though. I've never had the built in ones come off easy, it is always a fight but they go back together very easy.

Also remember to release the fuel pressure in the fuel line before you take the filter out.
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Where do I get the tool and is it expensive?
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I think it was like 10-15 dollars, you shoukld be able to find it at any local parts store.
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Just did mine yesterday , got the tool at autozone a few years back , I pushed the fitting toward the filter while pushing the tool in to the fitting , came off very easy , mine had a hard plastic line on the end towards the back of the truck , be careful not to break one of those ! , after removing the lines ,the filter was pulled out of the clam shell type holder , this was on a 04 superduty yours may even have a hose clamp around the filter ? , make sure you release the fuel pressure from the system first by pressing in on the shrader valve on the fuel rail under the hood , put a rag around it first so you don't get sprayed ! , Craig.
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