1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 V8: Replace Fuel Filter

Although John wasn't experiencing any problems, with over 120,000 miles he wanted to be pro-active about replacing the fuel filter. In his mind, he was pushing his luck - and he didn't want that type of problem to erupt in the winter when it's not a fun time to be outside working on his car.
Of course replacing the filter dovetailed into also replacing the fuel lines - as well as a few other projects...
If your Jeep falls within the same age range and goes through bad weather, you may find rust behind your bumper like John did, which we'll post as a separate video.
He also replaced his fuel tank cover - but he felt that was not a job for a weekend backyard car tinkerer, so we did not record it. That was a bear, and for most people he recommends having a professional mechanic handle.

[@craigtegeler4677]

Big Question John: Did you re-spray the back bumper skin on that Jeep of yours and if so, what paint product did you
use?? My rear bumper skin has some paint that has pealed away because the previous owner bumped into something
and it looks like hell!

[@diyduo_getyourfix]

Craig, unfortunately the back bumper was sprayed professionally when I had certain areas of the car repainted. I did not do it myself. Years ago I had used a flexible spray paint for an old Mustang I had... I'll try to wrack my brain to remember what product that was. Hopefully I'll remember - old age has set in.

[@user-xz7tr2sp6o]

Здравствуйте а мне можете отправить такой фильтр не могу найти

[@diyduo_getyourfix]

Я купил OEM-фильтр в Интернете. Есть много сайтов mopar, где вы можете купить его - вам просто нужно найти тот, который будет доставлен туда, где вы живете. Это часть: www.mymoparparts.com/oem-parts/mopar-fuel-filter-and-regulator-68193495aa?c=Zz1mdWVsJnM9ZnVlbC1saW5lcyZsPTEmbj1TZWFyY2ggUmVzdWx0cyZhPWplZXAmbz1ncmFuZC1jaGVyb2tl ZSZ5PTIwMDImdD1sYXJlZG8mZT00LTdsLXY4LWdhcw%3D%3D