Where is the fuel filter
Where is the location of the fuel line filter ???
Also in my Maintenance Service Schedule "A" Book it tells me to Retighten steering locking bolts. I and the dealer do not know what and where that is. Does anybody know ????
Also in my Maintenance Service Schedule "A" Book it tells me to Retighten steering locking bolts. I and the dealer do not know what and where that is. Does anybody know ????
( score is now Dave : 45, me : 2 )
Take a look at this: http://www.mbslk.de/modules.php?name...rticle&sid=870
Kraftstofffilter = Fuel filter
Regards
Markus
Kraftstofffilter = Fuel filter
Regards
Markus
Take a look at this: MBSLK.de - The SLK-Community - Benzinfilter wechseln
Kraftstofffilter = Fuel filter
Regards
Markus
Kraftstofffilter = Fuel filter
Regards
Markus
13th - Drain the car of the supports and is pleased to have provided for increased reliability, and an expensive maintenance done primarily to have self ...
Have fun recreating.
Have fun recreating.
All I know is, this "behind" and "slightly forward" kind of talk is confusing.
One day at work, one of the other guys was telling me where to drill holes in the trunk of a Crown Vic Police car - next thing I know - I have put two holes in the gas tank of a new car with less than 150 miles on it.
One day at work, one of the other guys was telling me where to drill holes in the trunk of a Crown Vic Police car - next thing I know - I have put two holes in the gas tank of a new car with less than 150 miles on it.
All I know is, this "behind" and "slightly forward" kind of talk is confusing.
One day at work, one of the other guys was telling me where to drill holes in the trunk of a Crown Vic Police car - next thing I know - I have put two holes in the gas tank of a new car with less than 150 miles on it.
One day at work, one of the other guys was telling me where to drill holes in the trunk of a Crown Vic Police car - next thing I know - I have put two holes in the gas tank of a new car with less than 150 miles on it.
If you stand facing the dead center of the passenger side rear wheel with your toes touching the tire, hold your right arm out and draw an imaginary line down from your elbow. THAT'S WHERE THE FUEL FILTER HIDES !!!!
( I couldn't sleep last night thinking how easily confused you were by "behind" and "slightly forward", while realizing that you are allowed access to nuclear power plants .......)
Another locating option.. remove tire.. replace with head up to shoulder deep.. look towards front wheel.. Bingo.. LOL
Known as the "Head up your... wheel well method".
BEHIND......SLIGHTLY FORWARD...... Man your imagination could run wild while thinking of Mark.... All in fun though, all in fun...lol.... I concur it is right rear just slightly forward and little behind the wheel, which would put you in the center...lol
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