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- Posted on Sep 26, 2009
Re: I have a 2001 toyota corolla and I would like some...
Hi
Thanks for using FixYa. Stalling of car uphill suggests that the fuel filter is clogged. You can try to unclog it by removing it. If you found it very hard to clean then i'll suggest you to replace it. Please follow this procedure--
- Open
the hood and look on the driver's side to find the fuel filter. It is a
somewhat small canister attached to the fuel line.
- Disconnect
the negative battery cable, and wait 90 seconds or more as a precaution
against disturbing the air bags. Remove the protective shield around the
fuel filter. If the air cleaner hose and cap and the charcoal canister are
in the way, remove them as well.
- Loosen
the lower flare nut slowly to allow all the pressure out. Take off the
banjo fitting and the two metal gaskets. Next disconnect the fuel line
from the fuel filter. Finally, take the filter out of the mounting
bracket.
- Slide
the new fuel filter into the mounting bracket and hold it with the arrow
pointing toward the engine. Place a new metal gasket on each end. Attach
them with the union bolt.
- Tighten
the flare nut on the lower connection. Put the charcoal canister back,
along with the air cleaner hose and air cleaner cap if you removed them.
Reattach the protective shield and hook up the negative battery cable.
Check for leaks when you start your car.
It is suggested to replace the fuel filter every 30,000 miles, or with every tune up, to keep your Corolla in good running order.
Please do accept the solution if the issue is resolved or else revert for further assistance.
Thanks
Rylee
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