How do you change a fuel filter on a Isuzu Trooper?

How do you change a fuel filter on a Isuzu Trooper?

How to Replace an Isuzu Fuel Filter

1. Remove the fuse for the fuel filter.
2. Start the engine and allow it to stall out.
3. Locate the fuel filter.
4. Place a catch pan underneath the fuel filter.
5. Remove the 10 mm screw bolt that holds the filter in place.
6. Remove the spring clips with a pair of pliers.

Is it OK to leave car on jacks?

yes it is safe. my dad leaves two of his cars on the lifts for like 5 months at a time no problems. Having a car on jack stands in a garage is one thing. Having a car outside in your driveway on jack stands is another.

Can you sit in a car on a jack?

You can keep the jack under there to be on the safe side, but make sure it’s not unbalancing the car in any way, or fighting against the stands. If while working under the car you remove the wheels, it’s never a bad idea to put them under the car as an extra safety measure.

Where is the best place to jack up a truck?

On four-wheel-drive trucks, place the jack under the front differential. Always place the front jack stands directly under the frame on any type of truck. Support the rear of the truck with jack stands under each axle.

How do I stop my jack stand from sinking?

The easy solution is to keep a few thick plates of steel laying around (I prefer 12″X12″ at minimum) to set underneath of the jack stands. This spreads the weight/force of the jack stands across the entire plate. This way you’re less likely to damage your driveway and your jack stands won’t sink and start to tilt.

Whats better jack stands or ramps?

Ramps are more affordable, safer and easy to use. They are suitable for changing oil and better for beginners, while jacks are for more advanced technicians. The jack equipment helps with more intricate maintenance, like working on brakes, exhaust work, or rotating tires.

How do you release a hydraulic jack?

How to Bleed Hydraulic Axle and Bottle Jacks

1. Open release valve.
2. Depress jack trigger for 30 seconds.
3. While still depressing trigger, close release valve.
4. Hold until cylinder is fully extended.
5. Release trigger and open release valve until cylinder is fully retracted into base.