Trace the gas line from the engine to a silver cylinder about 3 inches in diameter. This is your fuel filter container. Remove the fuel line that is attached to the fuel filter container using a wrench. There are two bolts that you will need to unscrew before you are able to remove the fuel line completely.
Once you have removed the fuel line, you will see the fuel filter. Replace the old fuel filter with the new filter you purchased. It is recommended that you use a new set of washers when you are installing your new filter; your new fuel filter should come with a set.
Place the fuel line back into place on top of the fuel filter container. Tighten the bolts to secure the fuel line back onto the fuel filter container. Clean any gas that may have spilled while you were changing the fuel filter. Turn the ignition on and look underneath your car for leaks in your fuel line.
If you find a leak, turn your car off and tighten the fuel line more securely with a wrench. You will come in contact with flammable gas while changing your fuel filter; keep open flames away. For a really thorough cleaning job, you can remove the throttle body from the intake manifold and clean it while it's off the car.
This way you can clean the air ports leading into the throttle body using a thin nylon-bristle brush. Exposed Camry throttle body with intake hose removed. Turn the engine on for 30 seconds to allow the electric fuel pump to saturate the new fuel filter with fuel. Check for leaks. Then start the car, and with the engine running, check for leaks. I recommend using a "Top Tier" gasoline to prevent deposit buildup in your fuel injectors and intake values.
Content is for informational or entertainment purposes only and does not substitute for personal counsel or professional advice in business, financial, legal, or technical matters. Answer: There should be two new washers with every new fuel filter; one for the bottom of the banjo bolt connector and the other for the top. When you unbolt the banjo bolt, you'll see the two washers. Question: What is the correct washer placement on a Toyota Camry fuel filter replacement?
Question: One more; I want to lubricate the filter fittings. I am considering white lithium, anti-seize, and Teflon based synthetic. Answer: I understand your problem. The thing is, lubrication to get it off in the future isn't the problem. It's getting the flare nut tight enough so the fuel won't leak.
What has worked for me is applying Teflon plumber's tape on the flare nut threads. That has worked out very well for me. It prevents leaks and you won't have to worry about over-torquing the flare nut. Is there any valve I can connect a psi gauge to read the pressure in the system? Answer: You'd need to buy yourself a fuel pressure service kit. It'll come with banjo bolt adapters to allows you to tap into either fuel rail or fuel filter.
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