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Help Taking out Fuel Filter

posted by  skim35 on  Sun May 11 19:43 CST 2003
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1994 940 Wagon with 100K miles. Just purchased, trying to change the fuel filter.

The filter and all the connections are badly rusted. The benjo nuts, and hex nuts start to deform as I apply torque. It appears that there is no way I can take out the filter without damaging the two hex nuts used in the ends.

Any idea as how these rusted nuts can be removed? They are alreay soaked in Wd40.





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