You can do it even though it is not easy to get to. First remove fuel cap
and leave off until finished. Loosen the 12mm bolt on top of the banjo bolt
on the filter. This will bleed off the fuel pressure. From there, just
remove both fittings, remove the filter (it's easier to just remove the
entire bracket with the filter) replace filter and crush washers, reinstall.



"Joe-46er" <nobody@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Can this be changed by the owner. The manual says that because the
> fuel is under pressure that a pro shop should change it. Can a fuel
> filter be THAT complicated? Anybody out there change theirs? Any tips?
> Looks like it's in a very cramped location. Thanks.
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