Fuel Filter DIY Replacement [Toyota JZX90/JZX100 Chaser/Cresta/Mark II]

Tips not mentioned in video:
~Work in a well ventilated area
~Wear extended gloves and long sleeves (gasoline can cause skin irritation if exposed too long)
~Safety glasses
~Check for leaks after starting car (fuel pressure may reveal a poor connection)
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Video shows JZX90 but it's the same for JZX100. Same for GX90/100 as well.
Verified Parts:
** 1992-2000 SC400 SC300 fuel filter (regardless of engine)
-- Lexus OEM: 23300-50040 (be mindful of the hump on the filter housing, it sits in the bracket a certain way when installing)
-- Wix filter: 33319 or 3319 (Napa variant)
-- OEM Toyota filter (not stateside): 23300-46050
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[@ethanlinder7726]

Thanks for the video, I suddenly want to replace my fuel filter

[@christianorduna5630]

So glad I found you. I have a gx90 and it’s hard to find videos on it

[@LusoiHardware]

Thank you for taking the time to make and share this video.

[@JZXKenny]

Of course 🙂👍

[@costadhimbo1364]

thanks man for the video, was wondering where the fuel filter on my chaser avante is located, now i know

[@KL-er2ed]

Thank you bro! ❤ gonna do this for mine!

[@kashdxb9960]

My car is mark 2 1993 model 1JZ ...which fuel filter I can use ? My car petrol consumption is really bad... it goes 200km on full tank in city... any suggestions Total milage is 74k

[@brvndo2816]

Love the content man keep doing your thing! I bought jzx little while ago been taking care of maintenance and stuff i read that people recommended changing the Engine mounts, have you changed yours out and if so to whitch ones and how do they feel any pros or cons?

[@JZXKenny]

Thanks for the support! I haven't changed my mounts yet but I have my eyes on the Serial Nine Rigid mounts. I can't imagine they'd be noticeably harsh for street driving considering the JZ is such a smooth engine to begin with. They also offer different hardness levels if you're concerned with harshness

[@vladdracula4932]

You have great content that has been lacking for years, in love with my jzx93 1994 Mark 2 and have done usual repair based on obscure forums and guessing but still it is reliable for daily driving, I have a pesky error code 61 and my O/D light blinks, but I think its either my ECU or wiring harness. Are there any repairs you suggest doing or have done due to the age of the car besides this? I have replaced my spark plugs, timing belt, rotors and brakes, distributor, O2 sensors ETC.

[@JZXKenny]

Thank you, that means a lot 🙏 ECU repair is a must. I had mine repaired at driftmotion but last I checked they no longer offer the service. I'll cover this in a video Seems like you have most of everything covered. Im making a video that will cover cam seals and front and rear main seals soon. If you have a Tourer V do check your turbo oil return lines. There's a Y connector coming out of the oil pan with two rubber hoses that are most likely leaking: www.yotatech.com/forums/attachments/f161/191103d1501885158-tims-1990-4runner-5-speed-1jz-engine-swap-guide-img_0218.jpg

[@vladdracula4932]

@@JZXKenny I have the 1jz-ge non turbo

[@Jay-dx7fy]

Videos are very helpful. Could you do one on window regulators?

[@JZXKenny]

It's on the list 👍

[@ironrobin]

waiting on this one too :P@@JZXKenny

[@Nesrev95]

helpful video

[@boostdd]

Is it 3319 or 3310 , description says 3310 video says 3319

[@JZXKenny]

Whoops, that was a typo. It's 3319 👍

[@boostdd]

@@JZXKenny thanks 🙏🏻