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Question by Fish
Submitted on 6/13/2006
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I have a 1998 Plymouth Breeze that has had the fuel filter which is under the gas tank replaced twice, and now my car is still coughing and missing out.  I was told to change a in-line filter because it has dirt in it but I don't know where its at and can I as an individual do it myself?


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