fuel filter replacement
does anyone know how to replace the fuel filter on a 2001 rx 300? i read somewhere that you can access from under rear seat. I pulled seat and do not see a panel.
i believe it is part of the fuel pump. I think you drop the fuel tank, pull the pump, tear it apart and replace the filter. My son (16) has started driving the car and always runs the gas down to nothing. The car won't ideal now so i figure he has fouled the filter.
Sorry, I don't have the specs on pressure or the flow.
Salim
Last edited by salimshah; Mar 17, 2009 at 08:20 AM.
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Remove driver’s side rear seat. Remove carpet and cover plate on floor panel for access to the fuel pump lid if you must clean or replace the filter.
It is tedious to do but has to be done carefully as you would not want to repeat the process immediately.
Remember to disconnect battery terminal before opening the fuel pump.
It is tedious to do but has to be done carefully as you would not want to repeat the process immediately.
Remember to disconnect battery terminal before opening the fuel pump.
I would clean that IACV first as suggested. It's a lot easier then messing with your fuel filter and I bet it fixes your problem. Or at least check flow and pressure as Salim suggested before going after the filter.
It seems a lot of posters go after the fuel filter for various reasons, maybe because it's the old school thing to do, but I have never heard of one problem being solved by replacing it. On the other hand it seems 9 out of 10 idle problems are solved by cleaning or replacing the IACV.
It seems a lot of posters go after the fuel filter for various reasons, maybe because it's the old school thing to do, but I have never heard of one problem being solved by replacing it. On the other hand it seems 9 out of 10 idle problems are solved by cleaning or replacing the IACV.
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