2008 Nissan Pathfinder "fuel spring" Questions

...fuel line from the filter to the injector pump remove banjo bolt don't loose the cooper washes .under this normally there is a spring then right in the bottom a small fimble looking mesh filter . ...

...spring has come warm days the car turns over fine but will take 5 seconds or so to fire. Then is sputters like it is not gettting enough fuel or flooded but I don't smell gas. After 10 seconds or so ...

...fuel filter is located on the inside of the frame above the left rear spring front shackle. Changing the filter is VERY awkward. Since it is in-line and below tank level, fuel will pour from the fuel ...

...spring rolled around it started working again. she has replaced all plugs/dist/wires/rotor and this prob seems to occur only when temps are below 50? engine turns and fuel is flowing but engine not ...

...spring is not broken. Another common cause is a loose or worn timing belt. The timing belt should be replaced every 60,000 miles. This is more important in vehicles with a manual transmission. Please ...

spring force or break of springs. (2) Wear of fuel injector nozzle seat surface. (3) There is impurity on the fitting plane of fuel injector nozzle assembly. (4) Deformation or wear of nozzle assembly

...fuel lines with the spring locks one at a time. Push the filter hard enough to hear or see the spring snap into place. Do the other line the same way and then tighten the pinch bolt in the bracket. ...

...to close the fuel door. Can I glue the spring back into place? Try Super Heavy Duty Lock Tight and attach it to the fuel door. Make small hole to feed the end of spring into then glue it down

...spring in the top of the fuel filter housing? We've changed the fuel filter but found a small spring on the floor. But not sure if it's come out of the fuel filter housing. The filter itself doesn't ...

...spring is broken it never engages the flywheel and the engine wont crank. The fact that you say the starter "whines" is what I would expect you to hear if the starter is at fault. As far as no fuel ...