Product Installation Instructions for 5 Pack Fuel Filter

Tools Required:

1. Screwdriver: A flathead or Phillips screwdriver, depending on your equipment's screws.
2. Pliers: To help grip and remove any old fuel filters or hoses.
3. Fuel Line Cutter or Utility Knife: For cutting fuel lines if necessary.
4. Workshop Cloth/Rags: To clean up any spills and keep the area tidy.
5. Gloves: To protect your hands from fuel and dirt.

Installation Steps:

1. Preparation:

   • Ensure your garden tool (brush cutter, chainsaw, etc.) is turned off and cool to the touch.
   • Disconnect the spark plug to prevent accidental starting.

2. Remove the Old Fuel Filter:

   • Locate the existing fuel filter in your garden tool.
   • Use pliers to grab the filter and gently pull it out of the fuel line. If it’s stuck, you may need to cut the old filter or fuel line carefully with the fuel line cutter or utility knife.

3. Install the New Fuel Filter:

   • Take one of the new fuel filters from the pack.
   • Insert the new fuel filter into the fuel line, ensuring the arrow (if present) on the filter indicates the correct direction of fuel flow.

4. Secure the Filter:

   • If necessary, use pliers to fully push the filter into place to ensure a tight fit.
   • If your tool uses clamps, reattach them to the fuel line to secure the filter.

5. Reconnect the Spark Plug:

   • After ensuring everything is securely in place, reconnect the spark plug to your garden tool.

6. Test the Equipment:

   • Turn on your garden tool to ensure it runs smoothly. Check for any leaks and ensure all connections are secure.

7. Clean Up:

   • Dispose of the old fuel filter properly and clean any spilled fuel with rags.
   • Store any tools and leftover parts in an organized manner.

Conclusion:
By following these installation instructions, you'll ensure your garden tools operate efficiently and reliably. Enjoy enhanced performance with your new fuel filters!