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Sorry I am not sure about 2010 but on CHEVY the ones I have change over the last few years. They were around the gas tank axle area (One was above the vacuum canister near the gas tank.) or under the car on the drivers side attached to the frame between tank and engine compartment.
You might check with a auto parts store and ask for a exact match fuel filter for you car. They may tell you the only one you have is part of the fuel pump.
From my understanding a lot of cars now days just have a fuel filter as part of the fuel pump in the gas tank..
03 I think has been the latest model I have changed a inline filter on. I hope this helps if not sorry for any confusion.
Hello tcr... theese chevy malibu's do not have a fuel filter. Check with a chevy dealer but I am quite sure there is no maintenance at all when it comes to fuel for the malibu. Joe
I looked it up and it shows that these engine have diff. sensors to comunicate with computer and possible exhaust and intake are diff.,
check it out, 94 has OBDI the 98 has OBDII
I put the engines next to each other and compair,
94 engines are all by it's self.
98-99 engines are interchangeable
Good luck
if its coming from the gas tank area the only thing i can think of would be the fuel pump..they make a little humming sound, but if its making a howling sound it might be going bad. does this help?
You probably have a large vacuum leak. With the engine running, listen under the hood for a hissing sound. Check all of the rubber lines running from the intake.
the fuel filter is located just in front of fuel tank. relieve fuel pressure, you can do this by removing fuel pump fuse and running engine until it quits, or you can relieve pressure by shraider valve in engine compartment. squeeze the white plastic disconnect tabs together and pull the inlet line away from filter, then detach the outlet line from the filter, then unbolt the filter mounting bracket to remove fuel filter.
Hello tawnya369: My name is Roger and I will help you. You will find the fuel filter located on the rear cross member just forward of the fuel tank. Be careful as the fuel system is under high pressure. You will need to access the filter from under the car. Should you need further help please just ask. Thank You for using Fix Ya.Roger
under the car should be on the driver side toward the rear of the car. you will need some good ramps and or some car jack stands to get to it.if you are uncomfortable with attempting this just take it to any oil change shop and most will do the job for abuot 25 dollars
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