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Really enjoyed your video and honesty about not being a mechanic - just a tip , always suck out the diesel fuel from the filter bowl as it can have dirt and old water residue left in it , and lastly alittle deisel on your finger then run it around the rubber gasket to help installation .

Thanks. Had similar problem with one of the hex screws which would not come out, so had to take whole filter housing out of car and put it in a vice to get out screw.

Thanks mate anyone in Australia it's T25 for screws.

I have the same make, model and year as you, and I'm thinking of tinkering a bit with it. Thank you for this video! It'll probably come in handy relatively soon! :)

Good job

Hi Billy, Thanks for posting the video up... A few pointers for when you need to do this again next time, or for anyone else finding this video wishing to do the same job.. 1 - Pop off the big plastic Multijet engine cover and this will give you better access, this cover just lifts up and is held in place by 4 rubber grommets which push onto metal spikes on top of the engine. 2 - The fuel filter is intended to be fully removed from the car to change the filter, it is held in place by 2 x 10mm bolts that you will see when you remove the engine cover. This makes it very easy to remove the Torx screws and no special adaptors needed. The inside of the housing can also very easily be cleaned to remove sediment from the bottom. 3 - On the top of this filter is a 'Bleed Nipple'... The 12mm hex screw with the pipe stub sticking up... When the new filter has been fitted and the housing re fitted to the car, this nipple should have a small length of tube attached and the open end placed into a container, then the nipple opened when the Ignition is turned on and the pump primes so as to vent the air from the top of the housing. Do this carefully as you may get air bubbles and splashing. It helps to have an assistant turn on and off the ignition whilst you open and close the bleed nipple. Hope these pointers help for next time you have to do the job... Also I should say your filter looked very very clean!!! Either the fuel near you is super clean or that filter had not long been changed... Normally these filters when removed are very black and gungy!!

Billy, you are a gent for doing this vid. Have just used it to change the filter on my Panda 1.3D 4x4 multijet. A thousand thank yous.

Nice work, thanks!

this is why I don't go there for labor day weekend anymore

So who did the police find at fault? It seems to me that they're both equally at fault because the cyclist shouldn't have been on the sidewalk and should have been walking his bike across the crosswalk and the car went straight from a right turn only lane.

This is why when I go to the Cape I stay there for two weeks.

Hope he can afford the repairs to the car. Fucking dipshit.

Nice song choice!

that belair tho

Prius and the Camry collided at 0:58

If someone called an airstrike in on that area right then the national IQ average would have spiked upwards.

hahaha that is all i have to say.