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by Countryboy276 on January 29th, 2009
Unless they have changed the location on newer Explorer's, it is located underneath on the driver's side just about where the seat is. You need to get a fuel line disconnect tool in order to release the coupling at the fuel filter. Also, you need to relieve the line pressure or you will stand a good chance of getting a bath. A good resource for information on Explorer's is http://www.explorerforum.com. I use it for mine...
Good Luck
David
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