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Decompressing Fuel System

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I can only help when it comes to R32's. If you havent had the ignition on for awhile and you release pressure in the tank as a precaution it will barely leak any fuel. Just hold a rag over it when you pull the hose off. Even just after you turn the ignition off (pressure built up) it will only spray a tiny bit out for a second. Nothing much to be concerned about :) This is all i do every day at work.

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There should be a fuel pump fuse, 15A or somthing. Pull that out, crank the car and it will stall, crank it 2 more times to relief the pressure and you can now change out the fuel filter without fuel spilling everywhere.

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I coulda said that but i think he wanted to know exactly which fuse to pull. If its in japanese it can be hard to read :) Fuel wont spill out everywhere. There will be a a tiny little spray if you disconnect it shortly after the pump has been running.

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