Jul 17, 2007 · Secondly, Ford doesn't sell the clips seperate, they're integral with the fuel line, and it's expensive. I find that quite interesting, since the Ford parts catalog shows an illustration of the clips …

Feb 28, 2003 · Your fuel system is depressurized. From there, you got two bolts that hold the fuel rail to the Intake Manifold. Take those out and then just pull the injectors out. It takes some effort, but they'll …

Jan 4, 2009 · If your fuel pump fuse was blown, then you definitely have a problem back towards the tank. I don't believe there is a check valve, because when I disconnected mine (after depressurizing) …

Apr 3, 2001 · Disconnect the fuel line from the fuel rail: to do this there is a special connector that holds the fuel line to the fuel rail, it is white, you have to unhook it then you should be able to pull the fuel …

Mar 2, 2008 · just a heads up, make sure you have safety glasses on and 2 strong clips for the fuel line. there will still be fuel on the fuel line when you take the fuel filter off so just be aware of that. i hope …

Jan 4, 2007 · 1st Pull t he red fuel line clip fully towards the fuel pump module 2nd while holding the red fuel line clip against the fuel pump module, firmly pull the fuel supply line (black)to disconnect it from …

Sep 15, 2003 · I think you can buy fuel line clip unclippers, but its easy enough to just pop it apart with a screwdriver and your fingers. I'll echo the other statements in that its much easier to remove the …

Mar 17, 2008 · How many miles on your car? Sounds like a clogged fuel filter to me. You probably got some junk in the feed line, clogged the filter and now the system will only flow enough fuel to support …

Sep 21, 2010 · If you can manage the fuel line clips, you can remove the larger vacuum lines, same style clamp, squeeze and push. Undo the electrical connection. There are 2 (IIRC) screws holding it …

Apr 16, 2007 · I see a vacuum line connected from the intake manifold to the fuel pressure sensor located on the fuel rail. Based on the physical appearance of the sensor, it looks like fuel pressure …