Jeep Wrangler YJ 1995 Fuel Filter Replacement

[@errhka]

Looks like a job for my mechanic! Thanks though for posting - after working on my jeep I realized if I'm working under the jeep without a lift I hate life so it's worth the 100 bucks for my sanity and to avoid the fuel exposure

[@JNHEscapes]

If they do it correctly. The problem today is simple: no "mechanic" does anything correctly. I took my JK jeep to a mechanic the other day just to get the timing chain replaced because I don't have time to do it. They literally told me chains don't stretch. I asked them if they had ever owned a bicycle. And if you're wondering: the technical service manual for the JK does provide instructions on measuring the timing chain slack so I'm pretty sure that section would not exist if chains didn't stretch. The world is now full of morons so good luck taking it somewhere.

[@cherylmartin4050]

It works fine. I seem to change out mine every 3 years.

[@toddalper3243]

Pressure in and out will be the same since the pump is in the tank.

[@kareemvitar6645]

I don't understand why fuel filter mounted on this place,not beside engine.

[@jamilshah9309]

Hey I was wondering if you are able to list the part numbers. I have a 95 and have been having a hard time finding the right one or where to buy it since they have been discontinued. Thanks!

[@martinhounsell3767]

The 90 degree hose is part number; 53004014

[@Phl-ou6vn]

I wish someone would show how they got the skiff plate off first before they got to the filter.

[@napalmpudding]

Liquid wrench and 10mm socket. Deep sockets are helpful.