Fuel filter change

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On my black 5S I am getting a little hesitation/resistance under heavy load, very similar to when I bought the car initially and filter change fixed it back then. So if I can find the right filter size I may try and change it myself. A dirty job on the arms I am sure, but it has two filters before and after the fuel pump. But on a braided fuel line can you clamp off the braided fuel line coming from the tank without harming the fuel line? I have clamped simple all rubber lines before, but never a braided line. Any tips would be helpful. Unfortunately I just filled up, so I have a full tank, I would think causing more pressure. Thanks.

6/11/117:52 AM

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