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July 12th 05, 05:01 PM
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Fuel Line Clamps
i have 96 Explorer. it has 70k miles and i've never changed the fuel
filter. do you need a special tool to get the fuel line clamps off? 
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July 14th 05, 01:11 AM
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Spud Unger wrote:
> i have 96 Explorer. it has 70k miles and i've never changed the fuel > filter. do you need a special tool to get the fuel line clamps off? Not for the clamps, but you will need a tool to release the fittings. I paid $5-10 for a set at the parts store.
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