Hi Peter, After careful inspection of my 1995 Toyota corolla, I found out that both my fuel lines, mainly return line, and my brake lines have huge rust buildup and ready to burst any minute. The Toyota dealer in my area just outside Chicago Illinois wanted $1998 to replaced the fuel lines and most likely another $2000 to replace brake lines and the reason being is that they have to take muffler and the fuel tank to do the work. Other shops were not any cheaper. After watching your video on how to replace the fuel filter, I learned to make connection to fuel lines at the engine side. Then I started watching your other videos and I realized that I don't need to take muffler and gas tank out to make connection to fuel tank. Toyota has an access opening under the seat to make such connection and all shops are wrong about taking muffler and gas tank out. Today I finished the work on replacing all fuel lines and brake lines thank to you. The car runs great and brakes very well. Thanks again and keep up the good work. I saved over $4000 in car repair on this car alone. Ali
I watched a couple other videos on replacing the fuel filter and everyone else said u had to depressurize the fuel lines, each person said the relay fuse was in a different place. We decided just to crack it open & let it leak out. It was fine. No gas shooting out in streams like other people mentioned. Also my new filter didnt come with the bottom o ring washer, but I think the replacement part was designed so it didnt have it, runs fine, no leaks. Thanks for sharing as always, your videos are so helpful!
Thank you Peter for all of your teachings! Very clear and useful information. I had some issues in keeping the inlet side copper washer aligned when tightening the nut. It was always off center and thus leaked gasoline. My dad suggested that I "glue" the copper seal to the filter with a bit of vaseline before installing it. Worked really nicely and no leaks on the first try!
Thank you Peter! Got Corolla Wagon 2002 as my first car, it's 7th generation one (E100 series), car was made for the Japanese market and later found itself in Russia where I own it now. Your video helped a lot to deal with this nasty fuel filter, when I was replacing it for the first time. Further step is to fix parking brake, and it's great you've got guides for it! Will definitely use :)
Peter..."your the man"!! Great lighting and explanations for us "wanna be " mechanics. Helped me sooo much. Wow...great explanation AND PATIENCE!!! I own a 1990 and 2017 corolla. Much appreciate your video on older corolla....✌ greetings from Los Angeles suburbs.
Do you know? You one of the best person on the earth. I have same car. I learn lot from you. If my car have any problem. Just watch your video. Thanks brother
Hello, Thank you for posting this excellent video that i needed to figue out how to connect my new fuel line to fuel filter. I know what to do now but not sure if the bolts that are holding the fuel filter and canister will come out giving the rust that exists on the car. Thank you so much Ali
Thankyou sir. I was felling to clean my crolla 1998 fuels filter becoz when i start in morning it take time to get ready. Checked with mechanic he said he will change the filters. So i want yo do it my self coz its easiy and i have all tolls. Thanks you sir
Thank you once again. I just replaced my fuel and air filter without any problems due to your detailed video. Very much appreciated. If I can ever do anything for you please let me know?
Excellent video. Well explained in full detail during the whole process. I have a question? What kind of video camera you used and how you keep so well focus all the time! Thanks.
1991 Celica is very much the same. It is not easy job. I could not get my filter down that low to loosen the bottom line. I did manage to disconnect it though after cursing a lot lol
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Looks like the hardest part of the tune up. I've done cars where the filter is under the car like by under the door. I'm wondering if I want to do this.
Dang this actually takes a little time... I might have to just buy the fuel filter part and take it to my mechanic. I don’t have the tools either for this :/
I have a 2001 corolla S , i never would guess that the fuel filter was in the engine area lol . I was going crazy looking under my car to find the fuel filter ...
Ok, i have a 2000 corolla and there is nothing there under the master cylinder. For me it was with the fuel pump assembly, and im not talking about the little screen bag thingy. This video was vey missleading.
Thanks again Peter! This is same for 2000 model year? I only saw info about filter inside of the tank and that it didn't need replacing. Today I finally found info that 2000 had two (including this one that should be replaced as you suggest). I also read that you should pull a fuse or disconnect the battery prior to this replacement?
Um, as I thought, my 2000 only has the fuel filter in the fuel tank, not this inline one on the firewall. Therefore I think your 2000-2002 designation is incorrect.
Great! I have a question. My car with same engine works fine on CNG. Its starts and runs smoothly. But it has issues in petrol mode. Its start on Petrol but then turns off after 5-6 seconds. Cranks well. Fuel pump is renewed. Still issue. Fuel pressure is fine which is checked (as you shown in your one video). But still there is issue with petrol but not on CNG. Have shown to mechanics also but no solution yet. Any idea or suggestion please?
My 2001 Corolla with the 1.8L does not appear to have a fuel filter there and I can't find the part online anywhere, it only shows a fuel filter as part of the fuel pump assembly. Is yours a USA version Corolla? Any idea what the part number is?
My dad told me that when he was a young mechanic, no one wanted to change a fuel filter to Toyota with fuel injection in the service he used to work since it was so difficult task
Got a 1997 Corolla LE 1.6L, fuel filter was a pain in replacement. That it would fix problem of run then dies after 6 minutes or so on the road. Letting car cool down for 10 minutes able to start car/run. Then just dies. Battery is 12.7v, 14.5V with engine running. Peter Finn or anyone, do you think it is the Crankshaft Sensor or Fuel Pump that that is bad?
I have a 2000 toyota corolla and i don't have one like you do there. I know the main fuel filter and the fuel filter is inside the tank? what year is the car you are working on here? thanks
Hi, Peter: My car is 2001 Toyota Corolla LE. Do you think I can follow your video to replace my car fuel filter? Does 2001 Toyota Corolla LE use the same type of fuel filter as showed in your video?
I have this model of toyota, but the fuel filter is a little bit different, has a quick disconnect fitting on top, part number 2330022030. Do you know what is needed to release quick disconnect fittings?
Hi, I have toyota corolla 1999, but according the catalogue there is no any gasket on bottom pipe, only couple rings for upper one. I ordered the genuine toyota fuel filter and it comes with two gasket also. May be we have different models. My model is AE111L-AEPNKW. What's your model number?
No, our cars have it in the engine bay, most have it under the frame just after the fuel tank and some have it in the tank, but there's usually never more than one filter. There is a fuel strainer on the fuel pump to keep the pump from getting ruined though.
My 91 corolla seems very slow to accelerate and pick up speed, I’ve changed the spark plugs and wires, dib cap. Could these be it needs a new fuel filter?
My car is a toyota corolla 2001. My question is -Where can I locate this fuel filter? Is the same location indicated in the video? -Every time I fill my fuel tank, I turn on my car and then it turns off. already change new fuel pump. What could be the problem?
the bottom nut wont come off of the fuel filter. its rusted and wont budge. do u know a solution? its a corolla e110 hatchback 1.6 vvti 2000. thank you sir.
My Corolla is 2001 and the fuel filter is not in that place, I can't find it anywhere, I looked for it in the engine compartment, under the car, near the gas tank and I can't find it
I have 1995 prizm can't get bottom of fuel filter disconnected....nut is tight. Will try again tomorrow. Also, you can start the car with the air hoses all disconnected??
Omg of course i fucked up the part that cost 1000 dollars lol fuck that im about to put high presure hose and a hose clamp if i cant find the right flare nut which no one seems to have
This bolt is bad, I sometimes have nightmares about the bolt myself. But you can also get the bolt open when you have the right tools. Round and shaped also from the corners. And if you have a gas stove or a gas flame, heat the pipe bolt for a moment. In that case, also call the fire department as a backup, because the engine can catch fire and then the car and your house can also burn. Be careful !
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor lol it would definitely blow up and il die then they will say he committed suicide and I can't even defend myself 🤦. I gave up on the bolt I'm going to take it to a mechanic, I was planning on doing the water pump also then I noticed the bolt wasn't even square anymore it was round so gana get the mechanic to fix that also, thanks for the reply i ordered fuel injector also and been watching ur video I'm going to attempt that also. All the best bro 👍🙏😊
Doug H. in VA mate, I speak Australian English and I can understand this bloke perfectly. He creates brilliant videos and explains everything superbly.
Hi Peter,
After careful inspection of my 1995 Toyota corolla, I found out that both my fuel lines, mainly return line, and my brake lines have huge rust buildup and ready to burst any minute. The Toyota dealer in my area just outside Chicago Illinois wanted $1998 to replaced the fuel lines and most likely another $2000 to replace brake lines and the reason being is that they have to take muffler and the fuel tank to do the work. Other shops were not any cheaper.
After watching your video on how to replace the fuel filter, I learned to make connection to fuel lines at the engine side. Then I started watching your other videos and I realized that I don't need to take muffler and gas tank out to make connection to fuel tank. Toyota has an access opening under the seat to make such connection and all shops are wrong about taking muffler and gas tank out.
Today I finished the work on replacing all fuel lines and brake lines thank to you. The car runs great and brakes very well.
Thanks again and keep up the good work. I saved over $4000 in car repair on this car alone.
Ali
I have fixed my 94 corolla completely and saved so much money from watching your videos, you're the man
You are welcome and Thank You for Your feedback. :-)
Completely? Did you rebuild the engine, transmission and suspension?
I watched a couple other videos on replacing the fuel filter and everyone else said u had to depressurize the fuel lines, each person said the relay fuse was in a different place. We decided just to crack it open & let it leak out. It was fine. No gas shooting out in streams like other people mentioned. Also my new filter didnt come with the bottom o ring washer, but I think the replacement part was designed so it didnt have it, runs fine, no leaks. Thanks for sharing as always, your videos are so helpful!
Depressurize usually just entails opening the gas cap to vent the vapor
Thank you Peter for all of your teachings! Very clear and useful information.
I had some issues in keeping the inlet side copper washer aligned when tightening the nut. It was always off center and thus leaked gasoline. My dad suggested that I "glue" the copper seal to the filter with a bit of vaseline before installing it. Worked really nicely and no leaks on the first try!
Thank you Peter! Got Corolla Wagon 2002 as my first car, it's 7th generation one (E100 series), car was made for the Japanese market and later found itself in Russia where I own it now. Your video helped a lot to deal with this nasty fuel filter, when I was replacing it for the first time. Further step is to fix parking brake, and it's great you've got guides for it! Will definitely use :)
Just did mine.... 23 years old and 264000 miles on the original filter. That bottom bolt took forever.
Good
This helped me heaps with my (successful) filter replacement. Thank you so much for going through all this effort to help others!!
Thanks and Have a nice day to You. :-)
Your video guided me through this. The bottom fuel line needs a little tiny cajoling to fit just square.
Great !
It helped me with my 1997 Toyota Corolla 1.8L. Thank you Peter! Keep up the great work.
Thanks for comment. :-)
Peter..."your the man"!! Great lighting and explanations for us "wanna be " mechanics. Helped me sooo much. Wow...great explanation AND PATIENCE!!! I own a 1990 and 2017 corolla. Much appreciate your video on older corolla....✌ greetings from Los Angeles suburbs.
Wow, thanks!
Congratulation for your corolla videos, I live in Brasil, O solve many car problems watching yours videos.
Thanks. :-)
This presentation is simply great. I now have the means to tackle my next task. Thanks Peter.
Thanks Sir. :-)
Gentlemen , clearly instructing about vehicle maintenance and service thanks
😀
Do you know?
You one of the best person on the earth.
I have same car. I learn lot from you.
If my car have any problem. Just watch your video. Thanks brother
Thank You, very nice feedback. :-)
Hello,
Thank you for posting this excellent video that i needed to figue out how to connect my new fuel line to fuel filter.
I know what to do now but not sure if the bolts that are holding the fuel filter and canister will come out giving the rust that exists on the car.
Thank you so much
Ali
very good video Peter, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Super detailed and informative thanks so much
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thankyou sir. I was felling to clean my crolla 1998 fuels filter becoz when i start in morning it take time to get ready. Checked with mechanic he said he will change the filters. So i want yo do it my self coz its easiy and i have all tolls. Thanks you sir
Great 👍
Thanks bro! You are number one! xD
Any time!
Thanks a lot from mexico!!!
THanks for your great videos. This one was very helpful on my car.
Great to hear!
I have to change fuel filter on my Toyota Carina E 7A-FE, it is the same. Very useful video. Thanks a lot.
Thank You for comment. :-)
Thank you once again. I just replaced my fuel and air filter without any problems due to your detailed video. Very much appreciated. If I can ever do anything for you please let me know?
Thank You, Your feedback is very important to me. :-)
Thank you....Now I have idea how to work in my Geo prizm 96... Muchas Gracias!👍
Glad I could help!
Excellent video. Well explained in full detail during the whole process.
I have a question? What kind of video camera you used and how you keep so well focus all the time!
Thanks.
+Fernando Urrea Hi, I have many cameras. Canon and Sony. :-)
Thank you so much for making this video, it help me out with my car stalling everyday going to work sheesh thanks bro
Glad to help
ピーターさん 始めまして
日本からです
ピーターさんのAE100のフューエルフィルター交換作業動画を参考にさせていただき作業ができました
サービスマニュアルの指示だと難しいことがピーターさんを参考にして難なく終了しました
ありがとうございます
Thanks 👍😀
Peter ! Thanks for you Teach . Good Job
Thanks for feedback. :-)
Thanks for the vid it helped out so much
Great to hear!😀👍
Thank Peter good job love you from iraq
1991 Celica is very much the same. It is not easy job. I could not get my filter down that low to loosen the bottom line. I did manage to disconnect it though after cursing a lot lol
Thanks for comment my Friend ! :-)
David Jackson I have a 91 Toyota Celica too that I had done. It was soo cramped
Peter, many Blessings once again. Well done. Thank you!!
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I stupidly forgot my password. I appreciate any tips you can give me
@Alijah Kohen Instablaster ;)
@Oakley Elliott Thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
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Looks like the hardest part of the tune up. I've done cars where the filter is under the car like by under the door.
I'm wondering if I want to do this.
Lets try it.👍👍
Love it brother. You should do a video with
Steve n Seagulls.
Maybe one day
Dang this actually takes a little time... I might have to just buy the fuel filter part and take it to my mechanic. I don’t have the tools either for this :/
I read your text and Thanks for comment. 👍😀
Peter Finn....thank you.
Thx.Peter Finn for all your excellent videos which help me maintain my toyota.
Thank you Peter! Excellent
my 90 is just enough different that i cant make it easy like you did lol
Ok and Thanks for info. :-)
I have a 2001 corolla S , i never would guess that the fuel filter was in the engine area lol . I was going crazy looking under my car to find the fuel filter ...
Yes
Ok, i have a 2000 corolla and there is nothing there under the master cylinder. For me it was with the fuel pump assembly, and im not talking about the little screen bag thingy.
This video was vey missleading.
Hello and Thanks for feedback. Best Regards Peter
Thanks again Peter! This is same for 2000 model year? I only saw info about filter inside of the tank and that it didn't need replacing. Today I finally found info that 2000 had two (including this one that should be replaced as you suggest). I also read that you should pull a fuse or disconnect the battery prior to this replacement?
Um, as I thought, my 2000 only has the fuel filter in the fuel tank, not this inline one on the firewall. Therefore I think your 2000-2002 designation is incorrect.
Very profecional 👍
Thanks for feedback. :-)
Great!
I have a question.
My car with same engine works fine on CNG. Its starts and runs smoothly. But it has issues in petrol mode.
Its start on Petrol but then turns off after 5-6 seconds. Cranks well. Fuel pump is renewed. Still issue. Fuel pressure is fine which is checked (as you shown in your one video).
But still there is issue with petrol but not on CNG.
Have shown to mechanics also but no solution yet. Any idea or suggestion please?
My 2001 Corolla with the 1.8L does not appear to have a fuel filter there and I can't find the part online anywhere, it only shows a fuel filter as part of the fuel pump assembly. Is yours a USA version Corolla? Any idea what the part number is?
Good comment 😀👍
Like always very helpful video. Thanks
Happy to help!
A lot of pressure coming out of fuel tank when gas cap is removed air blows out hard for about a minute this shouldn't be normal right
Thanks for comment info 👍😀
My dad told me that when he was a young mechanic, no one wanted to change a fuel filter to Toyota with fuel injection in the service he used to work since it was so difficult task
Glad to hear that And Thanks 👍
Peter May i know what name of part that you removed above the fuel filter that Black one..
charcoal canister
: )
I think that’s the power steering pump
I’m confused because everywhere else says it is attached to the pump? There are two filters?
One filter
Hey Borat, don't think i didn't notice a bunch of your cocaine fell out of the box when you tipped it up.
Thanks 👍😀
Love the accent.....good video..
Thanks for comment. :-)
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@@fleaniswerkhardt4647 Kuulostaa just suomi englannilta
Got a 1997 Corolla LE 1.6L, fuel filter was a pain in replacement.
That it would fix problem of run then dies after 6 minutes or so on the road.
Letting car cool down for 10 minutes able to start car/run. Then just dies.
Battery is 12.7v, 14.5V with engine running.
Peter Finn or anyone, do you think it is the Crankshaft Sensor or Fuel Pump that that is bad?
PETER> DO YOU HAVE THE PART NUMBER OF THE FUEL FILTER? I HAVE A 1999 TOYOTA COROLLA 1.8L CE. LOOKING FORWARD TO YOUR REPLY
Ok
I have a 2000 toyota corolla and i don't have one like you do there. I know the main fuel filter and the fuel filter is inside the tank? what year is the car you are working on here? thanks
This is 1996
Hi, Peter:
My car is 2001 Toyota Corolla LE. Do you think I can follow your video to replace my car fuel filter? Does 2001 Toyota Corolla LE use the same type of fuel filter as showed in your video?
Hi, you might have fuel filter in fuel tank. Look this video: czcams.com/video/JN1teluHrC8/video.html
I have this model of toyota, but the fuel filter is a little bit different, has a quick disconnect fitting on top, part number 2330022030. Do you know what is needed to release quick disconnect fittings?
I like his channel but please less talking
Thanks for feed back. 👍😀
Maybe 'glue' the washers with a bit of copper grease? Not sure
Thanks 👍
i need to do this cause my car hiccups when it's cold and i hate it.
Hi,
I have toyota corolla 1999, but according the catalogue there is no any gasket on bottom pipe, only couple rings for upper one.
I ordered the genuine toyota fuel filter and it comes with two gasket also. May be we have different models.
My model is AE111L-AEPNKW. What's your model number?
Hi, this is 1994 year model and 1.6 engine
What the gasket size for the bottom of the fuel filter? I can’t find the right one for mine
I don't have new gaskets for my filter, and already started working on my car. Why can't i use the old ones? they look fine.
Yes, You can use also old parts.
Great, is there another fuel filter connected with fuel pump inside gas tank?
No, our cars have it in the engine bay, most have it under the frame just after the fuel tank and some have it in the tank, but there's usually never more than one filter. There is a fuel strainer on the fuel pump to keep the pump from getting ruined though.
My 91 corolla seems very slow to accelerate and pick up speed, I’ve changed the spark plugs and wires, dib cap. Could these be it needs a new fuel filter?
Yeah it is possible that the fuel filter is clogged.
mine came with only 2 rubbers instead of 3.can it still work wit the 2 rubbers
My car is a toyota corolla 2001. My question is
-Where can I locate this fuel filter? Is the same location indicated in the video?
-Every time I fill my fuel tank, I turn on my car and then it turns off. already change new fuel pump. What could be the problem?
Fuel filter is inside the fuel tank
Is the 2004 Toyota Corolla fuel filter location same as the one you're working on?
No filter any more
the bottom nut wont come off of the fuel filter. its rusted and wont budge. do u know a solution? its a corolla e110 hatchback 1.6 vvti 2000. thank you sir.
Ok. Maybe heat and fire helps. Look video: czcams.com/video/ynfF2bt50Oo/video.html
Peter Finn wont the fuel filter explode?
@@superjojo555 only one way to find out
What is that thing you took out at 10 mins? It doesn't exist in NZ version
Good info 👍
My 99 corolla will never start in the first try in the morning. ( it always works the second time i try) Will this fix it?
Maybe it little helps
I have the same problem! Were you able to fix it?
Clit Commander mine is doing the same thing do you fix the problem?
ricomajestic - Just needed a new starter, lol. Car starts up one try every time now and i have 347k miles.
I have Toyota Tercel el 50 car I'm going to change 2e engine to 4e engine already purchased 4e engine so please help me
👍
My Corolla is 2001 and the fuel filter is not in that place, I can't find it anywhere, I looked for it in the engine compartment, under the car, near the gas tank and I can't find it
It is inside the fuel tank
Kiitos
Great info ! 😊👍
thank you
Thank You for feedback. It is very important :-)
I have a 1993 Toyota Corolla 1.8 that every time you open the gas cap a lot of air pressure comes out does anyone else have this problem
Thanks for comment 👍😀
Hi Peter how many times s the change recommended
Every two years
I have 1995 prizm can't get bottom of fuel filter disconnected....nut is tight. Will try again tomorrow. Also, you can start the car with the air hoses all disconnected??
Yes, I can start.
In my Corolla 99 1.3 4efe I think it’s different
Thanks and noted 😀👍
thanks
You're welcome!
Whats the name of that wrench again? Can you send a link to Amazon?
Link here: www.ebay.com/itm/Open-Ring-Spanner-SW-10-11-Brake-line-wrench-brake-Line-key-/331585101381?hash=item4d34031e45:g:AaYAAOSwT6pVib2b
it could be better if you buy a gopro camera. makes your recording easy and short.
Thank You for comment. :-)
What size wrench should i use to remove the bottom nut of the filter?
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Mission accomplished thank you !!!
@Edgar Ponce, was the problem with your car was it ran on the road and then just die out?
@@angelisone i just doing preventive maintaince
Mine take out whole intake hose and air filter cover. Easier
What year corolla ?
Do you know the size of the fuel line. Need to replace it
Sorry no. Please visit the Toyota dealer center. They have right parts to You.
Its a longshot but soes anyone know the size of the line connecting to the bottom of the fuel filter ? I need to re flare it
Thanks for comment 👍😀
My Corolla 2001 don't have filter why?
It is inside the fuel tank
having trouble finding replacement filter
and thats the reason people dont change their fuel filters ,shame on you toyota
👍
Arear or area?
Area
what is he referring to at 7:51 ?
This is part, what cleans pollution.
what is the part number of the filter?
Sorry, I need to do new video...
Autozone Part Number: FF716DL
Omg of course i fucked up the part that cost 1000 dollars lol fuck that im about to put high presure hose and a hose clamp if i cant find the right flare nut which no one seems to have
Thanks for info 👍😀
My car is a chev. prizm is it the same as a toyota my fuel filter is bad.
Yes
Iv been trying to take the top bolt off for the last 2hrs I can't get it off for the life of me 😭
I have no choice but to leave the old one on. Il take any advice available
This bolt is bad, I sometimes have nightmares about the bolt myself. But you can also get the bolt open when you have the right tools. Round and shaped also from the corners. And if you have a gas stove or a gas flame, heat the pipe bolt for a moment. In that case, also call the fire department as a backup, because the engine can catch fire and then the car and your house can also burn. Be careful !
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor lol it would definitely blow up and il die then they will say he committed suicide and I can't even defend myself 🤦. I gave up on the bolt I'm going to take it to a mechanic, I was planning on doing the water pump also then I noticed the bolt wasn't even square anymore it was round so gana get the mechanic to fix that also, thanks for the reply i ordered fuel injector also and been watching ur video I'm going to attempt that also. All the best bro 👍🙏😊
Don't tell me about Toyota engineering they just put the fuel filter at the bottom and the back of the engine .
Hi Joe, the Toyota engineering is best. And I am engineer. I know. :-)
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor no that's stupid. They should have done like Honda and made it easily accessible on the firewall
I have a 1998 Corolla and it's not in that spot
Thanks Sir. 👍
how did you not want to kill that mosquito
Too much mosquitoes.
part number????
Ok
You're talking to mach
Please MUTE
the poor video and the strong accent make it impossible to understand... and I went through college and speak English well
Doug H. in VA mate, I speak Australian English and I can understand this bloke perfectly. He creates brilliant videos and explains everything superbly.
Good comment and Let's All folk discuss more 👍😀
Thanks Sir.