Where is 06 impreza fuel filter

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For Subaru Impreza GC 2. Fits Subaru Impreza GD 2. Fits Subaru Impreza GC 2. Premium Fuel Filter for Subaru Impreza 2. Fits Subaru Impreza GF 2. Results pagination - page 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Shop by year. If you're thinking of replacing yours, it may be wise to bypass the in-tank filter and install a canister style filter from a WRX. The bracket and the filter mount on the driver's side strut tower.

Subaru lists this filter for various Foresters and Impreza between and Make sure you check fitment to see if your model uses this filter. Remove the vertical rear seat support bars 4 x 12mm bolts each and plastic trunk separator. One is a quick disconnect and the other two are just barbed slip on tubes.

The slip-on rubber hoses were difficult to slide off. Remove the fuel level sensor bracket from the pump housing. It's bolted onto the back of the housing with a single 8mm nut. I'm not absolutely positive you need to remove the level sensor bracket to get the pump out, but it seemed to help me. Gently angle the bottom of the fuel filter out, away from the housing.

When it's far enough away, the top will be able to slide off the nipple. Mount the new filter by sliding the bottom into the hose, then angling the top into the nipple on the fuel pump housing. If you removed the level sensor like I did, it's time to re-connect it too.

I did this the same way I removed it, by sliding the pump housing half way back in, then bolt the sensor bracket back onto the pump bracket. Note that there are little rubber fingers that stick up from the gasket through holes in the cover. Line those up if you can. Edit Publish. My car is still super stock, so I kept with the OEM filter.

Step by Step Instructions. Make sure you position your car to get plenty of fresh air flow. Park the car in a well ventilated area and roll down all the windows.

It'll help if you can also pop your trunk open. Disconnect the battery. Remove the fuel pump cover. Once the carbon is saturated it can not release all of the fuel, which prevents it from absorbing any more fuel vapor. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment. Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Already have an account? Sign in here. Sign in to follow this Followers 1. Recommended Posts. Posted July 20, OK a little late on maintenance at K miles, I decided to check out the fuel filter.

Would you check pressure first or it doesn't matter? Few questions: 1. Since the dealer doesn't stock the pump, is this easily replaced? Any directions appreciated. Where is the fuel pressure regulator? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites. Posted July 21, Any need to depressurize the tank before opening? Pull pump fuse and run till stall?? Fairtax4me