2000 Kia Sportage "remove pressure fuel rails" Questions

...kia sportage before I begin working to remove it. do it at the schrader valve pressure test port on the engine, the valve is located in the fuel supply rail to the injectors, looks like a tire

...the vehicle strong. the hose when removed will be dryrotted and hard. the hose costs under 10 dollars and a half hour to an hour labor is needed. it comes directly off the fuel pressure ...

...fuel pressure. The lines on the fuel filter itself are "quick connect" fittings. Depress the tabs on the fuel line and push TOWARDS the filter. The line should pop off. It's difficult to depress the ...

...fuel pressure. The lines on the fuel filter itself are "quick connect" fittings. Depress the tabs on the fuel line and push TOWARDS the filter. The line should pop off. It's difficult to depress the ...

...pressure. Drain the cooling system. Remove or disconnect the following: Negative battery cable Brake booster vacuum hose from the dynamic chamber Fuel line from the pressure regulator and the return ...

...PRESSURE REMOVE GAS CAP RELIEF GAS PRESSURE IN FUEL TANK.THEN REMOVE FUEL PUMP RELAY THEN START ENGINE UNTIL IT DIES LACK OF FUEL,CRANK ENGINE OVER FEW MORE TIMES MAKE SURE FUEL OUT OF FUEL LINES. ...

...remove fuel pressure regulator retaining screw (retain for re-use (5) using a shop towel to catch spilled fuel, lift & twist Fuel pressure regulator to remove it from the fuel rail. (6) ...

...pressure. Remove the fuel rail cover. Remove the fuel rail. Remove the fuel tube bracket attaching screw, then remove the bracket. Unfasten the pressure regulator attaching screw and separate the ...

...pressure. Remove the bolts from the fuel line clip. Using a 15 / 16 in. (24mm) backup wrench to prevent damage to the inlet port and bracket, disconnect the fuel inlet and return lines from the ...

...pressure. Remove the fuel rail from the vehicle, as outlined earlier in this section. Remove the front crossover tube retaining attaching screw and crossover tube retainer from the right hand rail ...