Subject	Late 90's Nissan Frontier and 1st Gen. Xterra
Posted by	Barry(TN) on December 02, 2014 at 10:46 PM
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In Reply To	I'm also getting the same more reasons to keep it where it posted by Hydrus (Dallas) on December 02, 2014 at 10:40 PM
Message	They have the fuel filter located underneath the body, toward the rear near the fuel tank. Never seen an issue with them, seems to work fine there.
Follow Ups	Fuel filter relocation: Rear of Z right after exiting tank - Hydrus (Dallas) 22:16:16 12/02/14 a lot tougher to service, - ni[X]it 22:31:41 12/02/14 I'm also getting the same more reasons to keep it where it - Hydrus (Dallas) 22:40:06 12/02/14 Late 90's Nissan Frontier and 1st Gen. Xterra - Barry(TN) 22:46:51 12/02/14 Thanks for the example Barry(TN). Definitely going to do it (n/m) - Hydrus (Dallas) 22:50:04 12/02/14 Speaking of late 90's exterra's - Frldy_Z 23:37:27 12/02/14 Forgot to mention - Frldy_Z 23:38:37 12/02/14 Out of curiosity, Why did they want to do that? (n/m) - puchy 11:48:44 12/03/14 My guess... Stereo (n/m) - -Grimm- 12:37:06 12/03/14 you guessed correctly (n/m) - Frldy_Z 12:39:27 12/03/14 depends on your goal for the car - aliaZ 07:29:14 12/03/14 2nd. Most important consideration is that wont get smacked - ZXoltan 10:15:20 12/03/14 I've seen it tucked behind the rock guard cover - bartz32tt 12:40:14 12/03/14 Many new cars have filters mounted in a similar location - -Grimm- 12:37:41 12/03/14 Re: Fuel filter relocation: Rear of Z right after exiting tank - JUNz (?00)rwhp 14:03:07 12/03/14 I feel like the carbon canister belongs back there as well (n/m) - shiers69 14:16:54 12/03/14 you don't really want vac lines running back there though (n/m) - JaffaUK 07:31:12 12/04/14 like this? - JaffaUK 15:45:21 12/03/14
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