About a gallon of water was mistakenly put in my tank when extremely low. It ran for about a mile and died. I have since put gas treatment and about 3 gallons of 93 octane gas but need to bleed the water out of the line. The fuel filter is nearly impossible to remove, so I was wondering if it can be purged out using the two line under the back seat at the fuel pump/tank?

Thanks Yogesh, I bled the line (one with arrow) and got half water/half gas mixture out (16 oz roughly). It still wouldn't start. I was going to pay a mobile mechanic to come out and replace filter because I didn't have many tools and couldn't get the filter to dissconnect from hose without fear of tearing the hose. Went back to pump. added about two feet of extra line with a male to male connector and bled more. In fact until the mixture was clear (got about a gallon of milky half gas out). Never replaced the filter, plugs or anything else. reconnected everything and primed it and it slowly but surely started to crank. EVentually cranked at which point I reved it up to about 2500 rpm until white smoke stop coming from tailpipe. runs like a champ again. Thanks a million. Thanks Yogesh, I bled the line (one with arrow) and got half water/half gas mixture out (16 oz roughly). It still wouldn't start. I was going to pay a mobile mechanic to come out and replace filter because I didn't have many tools and couldn't get the filter to dissconnect from hose without fear of tearing the hose. Went back to pump. added about two feet of extra line with a male to male connector and bled more. In fact until the mixture was clear (got about a gallon of milky half gas out). Never replaced the filter, plugs or anything else. reconnected everything and primed it and it slowly but surely started to crank. EVentually cranked at which point I reved it up to about 2500 rpm until white smoke stop coming from tailpipe. runs like a champ again. Thanks a million.