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Would someone be kind enough to tell me what you use to close off the fuel lines on either side of the filter before I replace it so as to avoid being soaked with gas ?
Thanks,
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just use a rag. Its not under that much preasure
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Doug (BMWCCA DE Instructor)
1999 M3 Track Rat, 2008 Porsche Cayenne S,2000 540i, 1996 328CI
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Needle nose vise grips...or equiv.
Richie Yosten
98 Alpine White M3 Coupe
08 Slate Tundra SR5 DC
Dad's Trailer...
01 John Deere Green GT235 48" Cut (w/ Cup Holder Option)
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Thanks Richie.
I'm sort of anal about cleanliness so one goal, along with the fix, is to not get my hands dirty.
"My dirtiest shop rags are white, cloth napkins."
And, the cup option signature made my day.
Best,
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| No problem...and the cup holder is one of the best features on my mower. That and it cuts grass... There are clamps for rubber hoses you can pick up at Autozone or the like...but vise grips work as long as you don't go crazy with the clamping force.
Richie Yosten
98 Alpine White M3 Coupe
08 Slate Tundra SR5 DC
Dad's Trailer...
01 John Deere Green GT235 48" Cut (w/ Cup Holder Option)
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