Just a caution when changing the fuel filter, FIRE is always a possibility. Keep a fire extinguisher handy, preferably something like a Co2 or Halon type that won't do more damage than the fire like dry chem will do. Watch out for sparks like from a work lamp or the obvious, a cigarette. Smokers are oblivious to this danger, you must watch them carefully at all times, they will light up anywhere anytime without warning. You may also want to unhook the battery when opening up the filter to avoid a possible spark. There will be gasoline spilled. Be prepared.