i got no clue where the filter is, but i beleive i need a new one, i let gas get real low, ran out a while back 2, plus its the stock w/ 104k miles....how hard of achange

 

It's pretty easy. Located under the car on the drivers side
just ahead of the rear wheel. I found the best info doing
a search on "fuel filter replacement". Be sure to remove
the gas tank cap and have a container ready for the fuel
that will leak out once you disconnect it.

 

It's easy to replace. It's located under the car right behind the drivers seat. If I recall correctly it is just two plastic clips to pull and it's out.

 

beat me to it

 

yeah, it's pretty intuitive, be sure to have something ready to catch the gas.

 

It wasn't intuitive for the guy that twisted on the large nut on the filter and bent his line into a pretzel.

Procedure

 

From what I understand, can't you release the pressure from the schrader valve on the fuel rail?

 

yep, that was me that twisted the line. I think the gas fumes were gettin to my head . Just make sure you grab that nut on the line good! Its an easy thing to do.

 

ok well...new info on it...woudl a service engine light come on if the fuel filter was ready to be changed? man, my POS did teh jerk, i didtn thinknothin of it, but the light came on this time, now im thinkin its possibly electrical what to do what to do, it goes, and sometiimes jerks not constant though...would fuel filter be consistant? let me know, thanks (its doin it a whole lot more frequently now that the light is coming on than it did a few days ago...i think its FF bc i ran out of gas 9 months ago, it sat for 6 months, then i put LT headers, and i run it till im almost on empty now bc im broke (it sat bc i wasnt alowed to drive, not bc i left it on the side of the road... )

 

Don't waste time trying to guess why the SES is on. Scan and know for sure. Make use of the diagnostics the car has.

 

where can i get that done at

 

no places aroudn ehre have for under 95's (the reading or w/e)

 

Time to invest in a scan tool. IMO, anyone that works on their own car, needs one.