Great video. I'll be doing this on my wife's car. Thank you. From the sound of your exhaust it sounds like a fast car with a few improvements, except one for safety: We were in a terrible accident 2 years ago and the air bags saved us. Be safe out there.
Great video, the most informative one I've seen by far! One suggestion: Transfer the three caps from the new filter to the old one, after disconnecting hoses and before removing bracket. This should minimize any fuel spill as you take it out. Then the three caps could be moved back to the new filter to keep it clean while bolting it in.
@@VoyageRC I got the two black tubes off with the Audi tool. The blue one I did with an L shaped pliers. It’s hard to see even with a good light. A3 8P. Lots of damaged plastic too. There are kinda disposable cars I think.
@@VoyageRC Oregon car. No salt but the deicer takes a toll. Thanks for you video it was really helpful. On the blue line I was unable to retract it even with a screwdriver. The Craftsman L shaped noodle nose pliers worked like a charm. Medium size pliers.
What vehicle and engine are you working on?
Still battling the pretty yellow light on my 07k
Great video. I'll be doing this on my wife's car. Thank you.
From the sound of your exhaust it sounds like a fast car with a few improvements, except one for safety: We were in a terrible accident 2 years ago and the air bags saved us. Be safe out there.
This might be the best one I've seen. Thanks!
Thank you 🙏🏻 Glad to help!
great teacher
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Thank you so much for posting, this was concise and made sure to address everything that was needed! Got it done!
Awesome! Thank you 🙏🏻
Great video, the most informative one I've seen by far!
One suggestion: Transfer the three caps from the new filter to the old one, after disconnecting hoses and before removing bracket. This should minimize any fuel spill as you take it out. Then the three caps could be moved back to the new filter to keep it clean while bolting it in.
Thank you. Good tip. Some ear plugs could do the same trick and it would avoid putting dirty caps back on the new filter. 👍🏻
@@VoyageRCbut then you'd be putting dirty ear plugs back in your ears? 😜
@@pbrewton 🤣 I would probably just throw them away 🤷🏼♂️
Does it matter if your tank is full or not ?
@@MrSweeden1 it doesn’t matter
I have the issue you had where it wont quiet go into the pipe I don’t have a tool like you do to pop the clip out any suggestions
A pick set helps a lot doing this service. Just be gentle with the fittings. You don’t want to break them.
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The Audi fuel tool doesn’t really work well for the job.🤨
Simple hand tools get the job done. 👍🏻
@@VoyageRC I got the two black tubes off with the Audi tool. The blue one I did with an L shaped pliers. It’s hard to see even with a good light. A3 8P. Lots of damaged plastic too. There are kinda disposable cars I think.
@@naughtiusmaximus830 depends on geographical location. Mines an Arizona car and everything holds up good.
@@VoyageRC Oregon car. No salt but the deicer takes a toll. Thanks for you video it was really helpful. On the blue line I was unable to retract it even with a screwdriver. The Craftsman L shaped noodle nose pliers worked like a charm. Medium size pliers.