Verification of Safety: When completing the following tasks, make sure you comprehend and follow all directions and personal safety precautions. Ask your technician what these are if you're not sure. To avoid causing harm to the car you are repairing, always go by the personal safety regulations provided by the manufacturer. Important Note: It is the technical person's obligation to replace the injection fuel filter. Changing the Sequence 1. Find the fuel filter. For information on the location and kind of fuel filter, as well as the proper way to remove and replace it, consult the vehicle service manual. 2. Take the fuel system's static pressure out. If the engine is equipped with an electric fuel pump, read the service manual to find the fuel pump fuse and remove it. When the fuel runs out, start the engine and wait for it to stop. Next, turn off the ignition. 3. Obtain the appropriate substitute Acquire the appropriate replacement filter and parts from J.P.N merchandise. 4. Using the proper tools and taking the filter out At the outside end of the hose, loosen the clamps holding the fuel line on the engine side of the filter and disconnect it. Empty any extra fuel into the fuel-resistant container if needed. 5. Fit a system filter that is carbureted. Attach the J.P.N. filter hose and secure it firmly. Verify that the filter is facing the proper way by looking for the flow indicator arrow that points in the engine's direction. Subsequently, disconnect the previous filter and reattach the new one to the fuel inlet. 6. Take out the outdated fuel filter. Since there is more pressure on the fuel in a fuel-injected system, metal fuel lines are typically replaced separately from the filter. Fuel leaks should be caught in a fuel-proof container after removing the filter and loosening the metal line connectors using the appropriate tool. 7. Fit the new fuel filter. Tighten the line connectors after attaching the new filter. Verify that the filter is facing the correct way toward the engine by looking for the flow indicator arrow.Lastly, don't forget to change the fuel pump fuse. Note: Written replacement instructions are available on the packing and housing body of every J.P.N injection product.