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Help! Engine Died! 120-130 1967

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posted by  Pooch on  Wed Aug 25 03:08 CST 2004
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Hello Cam:

Thanks for the kind words, and so quickly.

I have a Clymer's manual here and I can see that there is a filter that lives in the top of the fuel pump, accessible by removing a screw in the top. On the line prior to this fuel pump is a silver cylinder about 2" in diameter and the fuel hose passes through the center of the cylinder, concentrically. Is this an additional fuel filter like you are describing? If so, how do I open and check it? What safety procedures do I need to follow in order to examine these parts without blowing the car up?

Cheers,

Jeff Pucillo






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