schematics and diagrams: where is fuel filter located

HOW TO CHANGE THE FUEL FILTER ON CHEVY SILVERADO?

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The details are as follows :----

First inspect the fuel filter,before replacing.

The Symptoms of filter issues: anything from a mild to severe loss of power accelerating or under a load, worse case the engine will not run.

Release pressure from the line and then change out the filter, it is in the fuel supply line under the truck.The fuel filter on Chevy trucks and suburbans is under the vehicle on the drivers side.They have been in that location from 1988 models to at least 2004. symptoms of a plugged fuel filter would be sluggish acceleration, engine would feel like it is trying to die on heavy acceleration but picks up when you let off the throttle.if the filter is stopped up completely then you could get a stall or no start condition.
The fuel filter is tucked away inside the frame, located on the drivers side, right about the middle of the door. If you crawl under the truck, looking up, you will see the fliter hidden neatly behind the beam of the frame. Its very easy to take off. Buy a new filter before you take the old one off, and you will then know what to look for. Hope this helps.
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How to locate and replace fuel filter on 2004 chevy silverado?

The details for fuel filter replacement and its exact location is as follows :----

See the image shown below:---- Its for 6.6L engine fuel filter.

Same for the 6.0L unless you have the filter that is part of the intank fuel pump module.

Here is the steps for the removal and replacement.

Disconnect the negative battery cables.
Drain the fuel from the fuel filter as follows:
- Install a hose on the water drain on the water-in-fuel sensor.
- Place the other end of the hose into an approved container.
- Drain as much fuel as possible from the fuel filter housing.
- Tighten the water drain on the water-in-fuel sensor.
Remove or disconnect the following:
- Water-in-fuel sensor harness connector
- Fuel filter from the fuel filter/heater element housing
- Water-in-fuel sensor from the fuel filter

Exploded view of the fuel filter (2)—6.6L engine

To install:

Install or connect the following:
- Water-in-fuel sensor in the fuel filter
NOTE Check the fuel filter/heater element housing and the filter for a dislocated filter seal or foreign debris. Contamination on the filter/heater housing may cause leakage at the fuel filter. Coat the seal with clean engine oil.
- Fuel filter on the fuel filter/heater element housing
- Water-in-fuel harness connector
- Negative battery cables
Prime the fuel system:

Pump the primer located on top of the fuel filter 30 times or until stiff.
Try to start and run the engine. If the engine does not start, repeat the previous step.
Allow the engine to run for 5 minutes at idle.
Check for fuel leaks and clear all Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs).

This details will help you.

Thanks.

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