1) Remove the gas cap to relieve pressue in the tank.

2) Remove the splash guard.

3) Loosen the 2 nuts that hold the fuel filter bracket on.

4) Use 2 box wrenches to loosen the two connections on the filter as shown in the picture. You should have a bucket underneath the filter to catch the dripping fuel when you do this step.

5) I wrapped the fuel line with a rubber glove to slow down the fuel drip.

6) Install the new fuel filter (part #23300-50020), tighten the bracket, and finally install the splash guard.

7) Check for leaks over the next few days. Write down the mileage and date of your fuel filter change.

Changing this can be a little messy

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