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Update: Tip for replacing 940 fuel filter 900 1992

posted by  lrisius on  Thu Apr 12 03:31 CST 2012
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Hi,
Wanted to update/correct what I said in the original post.

Just bought a 940 wagon and changed the fuel filter in it. Finally figured out how Volvo intended thsi to be done (which I probably shouldn't have missed the first time). The fuel tank side of the filter has a fitting at the end of the line which does turn against and separate from an adapter which screws into the filter. This time I was able to turn the fuel line fitting and separate it from the adapter. I removed the adapter after removing the filter from the car.

My previous technique will work but is probably unnecessary.

Lyle






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