Toyota 1990 pickup Where is fuel filter?

tough spot..under the intake manifold, just above the starter. if it has air conditioning it is a bit tougher still. If you have a 4x4-it would be easiest to remove the R/F wheel and the 4 bolt plate under the rt side fender apron and you can see it better. For safety, disconnect the battery to prevent any spark from the positive terminal of the starter.

There are two 17mm flare bolts on either end of the filter you should loosen before unbolting the filter. Also helps to crack the gas cap loose to relieve the pressure from the fuel tank so less fuel will spill.

Good Luck--T&T

90 Toyota Pickup

If there is alot of gas in tank go to a marine (boat) place ask for a siphon to drain the gas tank. If there is just a gallon U can get a cheaper one at most auto-parts stores, but they normally work very slow, most are hand powered. Once tank is drained, remove your spark plugs from motor and turn over the engine with the ignition key for about 2-5 five minutes. Off and ON not for a solid five minutes or U will damage your starter. Let sit for about 20 minutesm then replace spark-plugs and add new gas to tank. Then see if it will start, if it does which it should, I highly recomend changing your oil because the gas & water mixture will settle into it. If the plugs look bad, U might want to replace them as well. Good-Luck

Toyota 1990

its probably so rusted get a good flash light follow

the gas line it should be in about middle of the truck

in clamp with 10mm bolt to the frame,if you follow

the gas line you will fine it!!!

i never had a toyota truck but your fuel filter looks like that copy the link and see it

http://www.aa1car.com/library/fuel_filters.htm

the fuel filter should be attatch behind the enegine

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Under the passenger side. mounted to the frame in front of the fuel tank

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