hey all today decided to go to my mechanic to change my fuel filter cause i never had the tool that takes the connectors off the fuel lines and didnt want to risk breaking them i hadent change fuel filter for 5 yrs so old one had dirt build up in it, anyway while he did that job i told him if he could service my transmission aswell cause i hadent done that either in 5 yrs so he did that took pan off cleaned it put new gasket on and changed tranny filter aswell and topped up with oil also, he charged me $120 to put my fuel filter on which i had gotten and the tranny service which filters and gaskets were his aswell as topping up with 5 lt of tranny oil, did he over charge me or i got a good price???
its a good price tranny kit was prolly 30 and the fluid was prolly 40
the rest labour cant whinge there
That price is not too bad. No special tool is required to change the fuel filter.
MY RIDE
I thought I was wrong once but I was mistaken.
isnt there for the vt fuel filters a certain clip that is pretty much throw away
its a semi circle plastic thing which u push on the fuel connector and pushes tabs in to release fuel filter with hands its pretty hard to push in and if u use pliers or multi grip u will break the connector and u cant actualy change the connector u have to change the whole fuel line and fork out big buks for $16 on this set its not worth the risk they sell em at supercheap.
I have a picture of the tool you are talking about on this thread I wrote about changing the fuel injectors:
http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/...commodore.html
I changed the fuel filter on my VT about 12 months ago, and I didn't use any special tool at the time though...