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Cirrus fuel filter location

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kma...@gmail.com

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Jun 15, 2007, 4:26:29 PM6/15/07
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I have a 2000 Chrysler Cirrus with a 2.4L engine. I am trying to
determine where the fuel filter is located. I thought that it would be
where the lines attach to the fuel tank, as it is on my 1998 Dodge
Stratus.

However, the person at the place where I had the A/C service done,
tells me that it is located in the tank, and should be serviced when
the fuel pump is replaced.

Anyone know the correct location?

Thanks,

Kirk Matheson

Gyzmologist

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Jun 16, 2007, 1:01:29 PM6/16/07
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The fuel pump has a prefilter which is just a screen or sock. If you
plan on replacing it, go to a parts house and buy one. Once you see it
you will know how it is mounted and that should give you a clue as to
where it is located.

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Gyz

07 Saturn Sky
98 Dodge Status ES
94 Mitsubishi Eclipse GST

maxpower

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Jun 16, 2007, 2:47:44 PM6/16/07
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<kma...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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It has an external mounted fuel filter. The fuel filter mounts to the frame
above the rear of the fuel tank. The inlet and outlet tubes are permanently
attached to the filter. buy the filter and the lines come with it.

1.. Remove rear seat.
2.. Disconnect fuel pump electrical connector. Push grommet out and feed
jumper completely through hole in body.
3.. Remove fuel cap slowly to release tank pressure.
4.. With vehicle on a hoist, drain fuel from tank. Refer to Fuel Tank
Draining in this section.
5.. Remove driver's side fuel tank strap. Loosen, do not remove, passenger
side fuel tank strap allowing fuel tank fill neck to touch rear suspension
crossmember.
6.. Disconnect fuel lines from fuel pump module. These are quick connect
fittings.
7.. Disconnect fuel supply line from the fuel brake module.
8.. Remove fuel filter.
This is not a do it yourself job at the house.

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech


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