btw. that black connector back-up light sensor comes off with a 24mm long socket and u can fill the evo transmission fluid with a funnel through the hole.
Same here. I have replaced the inlet pipe, clamp and hose. Along with the inlet o ring 3 times and still leaks. I may have to replace the pump in case there is a fracture causing the leak. Anyone find a solution?
The fuel filter on this truck is located on the driver's side towards the rear. If you look in the area between the cab and the rear wheel you'll find it.
I did this thinking that 04-12 models are the same I have a 07 I had truck on took off the fuse that you did the truck died I have done nothing else I put the fuse back on to move the truck to a better working environment but it will not start or crank just a tick when I move to on position. Please help I dnt know what happened
That happens to mine more towards the right, we initially thought it was the power steering pump but the started worrying it was something with the rack and pinion
My truck shakes a lot and sometimes when i put gas on it it would suddenly turn off. Pretty common after putting gas on! Wonder is gas pump got something to do with it?
Is the check engine light on? It sounds like it could be a fuel problem. I'd start by checking the fuel pressure to get an idea If the problem is the fuel filter or the fuel pump.
Great video, no pointless intro, straight to the point, easy to follow, and no pointless talking for 5 minutes before you even touch the car. More people should learn from your video, not just how to change a fuel filter, but on how to make videos! Great work!
It seems the manual transaxle was overfilled just a bit so I opened the fill plug and let the excess fluid drain until it was leveled off. Seems to be okay now.
Hey I have a 2005 chevy colorado 3.5 l 2WD . I have a question . I seen that you pull out the fuel pump fuse and open the gas tank cap. Does it matter if you have the truck turned off and then you proceed with disconnecting the fuse ? Or does it even matter ?
Yes apparently the o-rings are very sensitive and I must have damaged the first one I replaced when installing it. The second install went well, no more leaks.
@@jonramirez2760 i have a leak in the same place as your video. what did you do to fix it? just remove the one bolt and replace one o-ring? what o-ring do i need?
@@peeinacan1 I replaced both o-rings that are on the power steering pump and that fixed the leak. Be careful not to pinch an o-ring when you install it though because they’re quite sensitive and could leak again.
Why is the 2007 Chevy Colorado's filter in the tank and all of the older model years aren't? The tanks have to be dropped in order to change the filter.
Thanks for the video! Just changed my Fuel pressure Regulator today and I need to do the fuel filter next. I don't think the fuel filter has ever been changed with 150,000 miles on her. Bought it used. 2004 3.5L Z71 LS 2WD crew cab
Thanks, interestingly I have 4 CYL, 2007 Canyon @80K miles since last Fuel Filter,,,,,, had a no start last week( turnED over freely, no IGNITIONS, etc, or Gas Smell ) started instantaneously some four hours later...& just started Che king Fuel Pump : sound, etc too.....Now concerned , has 130,000 total, new Battery, Thermostat, Radiator Fluids,etc...Runs, accelerates great .....
This is a awesome video even though you didn't say a word just watching the step-by-step made it pretty easy so I guess I have to do mines but I wonder how often should you change it? I have a 2006 colorado I've been trying to do the maintenance myself.
Johnny 155 Glad my vídeo could help! According to the Chevy owner’s manual the fuel filter should be replaced every 25,000 miles on the Colorado. Check out page 386 on this PDF my.chevrolet.com/content/dam/gmownercenter/gmna/dynamic/manuals/2004/chevrolet/colorado/2004_chevrolet_colorado_owners.pdf#page381
Don Juan is probably right, some newer models have it in the fuel tank so you will only be able to replace it when you change out the fuel pump assembly. But maybe take a look under the cab on the driver's side to see if you can spot the fuel filter canister. If it's not there, then it will be inside the fuel tank.
