Where the heck was that fuel filter, again?

A while back, while reading through all the Q & A's, I remember seeing the location of the fuel filter and helpful tips on changing it . Now that I need this information, I can't seem to find it anywhere. I've been reading for hours and have not run across it yet. Could someone PLEASE help me!
I have a 95 sc Riviera and I LOVE it! That's me and my Riv in the avatar. Thank You soooo much for the help!

Nice avitar Kathi... ...
Oh Yea, forgot what I was doing here, the fuel filter is under the driver's side just in front of the rear wheel.
Here is one of the threads
https://rivperformance.editboard.com/series-ii-engine-transmission-f4/fuel-filter-t395.htm?highlight=fuel+filter

You stole my idea Kathi. I just hadn't figured out if I wanted to pose in a string myself or get someone else to do it this summer. Either way I think it's neat to see this display of provocativeness in the company of a riviera instead of the typical 150 thousand dollar ricer show car that runs 16's.
kudos to you

turtleman wrote:

....... I just hadn't figured out if I wanted to pose in a string myself or get someone else to do it this summer. ........

PLEASE get someone else...

Welcome Kathi, missed seeing you sign up in Jan. Post up some full size pics of your Riv in the Rides forum. You need to submit a nice shot or 2 for our 2009 calendar. Tastefully done of course.

Well Kathi, if you don't find what you're looking for here, at least you know how to get our attention!

1998 Riv wrote:

Tastefully done of course.

You mean her avitar isn't?

It'd definitely win ROTM...

It'd be a nice addition to my 'snow queen' pic for January. Kathi, when you're done with the fuel filter, have you come up with a name for your Riv? I call mine, well, go here to find out, and post yours there!

*laughs*

99Rivman wrote:

1998 Riv wrote:

Tastefully done of course.

You mean her avitar isn't?

Oh no, not saying that at all. That's an excellent rear, err, front end view of the Riv.

very original

It's just that our other Rivperformance gals have not been so forthcoming.....With communication we can help you solve your dilemmas and help you enjoy your fine Riv for years to come. Welcome and thanks for being you..

LOL, I would suggest that she might have been scared off, but with an avatar like that.. it's just begging for it. Please Codith, save us! Find a female! That's not something I want burned into my retnas

I appreciate all the compliments, too!
My baby keeps dying like he's out of gas, right in the middle of the road! Of course, it's always at the most inconvenient times. Then again, when is a convenient time?! At least I've been able to roll him out of the way, rather than push by myself. High heel boots are NOT the best choice of footwear for pushin a car! (Learned that the hard way)

If it's stalling out the fuel filter is most likely not the problem. Could be some more technical issues like TPS (does it restart and idle okay?), or a bad fuel pump. Usually when a fuel pump dies, it won't go at all though, or can only idle.

Can you hear the fuel pump running when you first turn the key on (but before you try to start it)?

This could be a number of problems.

As with every other problem I've been experiencing, lately, occasionallythe start and idle are veryrough. By rough I mean comparable to an un-tuned, un-loved, abused, neglected, ugly, doo doo brown 1975 Thunderbird I owned in about 1989. Looking back now, It's surprising the car would start and run at all, with a worn out 4 barrel, fouled plugs, & suckin-air big time due to gaskets (or lack thereof). I recall many times trying to start the ole bird and having to give rapid-punches to the gas pedal, first real quick & shallow getting gradually deeper as the idle Very slowly started to smooth out. Kinda like it's loaded up real bad, only different. Yo, RIVI Baby, that's his name, has been doin that occasionally for about 4 - 6 months, more like rarely, but once is enough to cause alarm for me. I LOVE my RIVI Baby, hope I don't have to give him up for another(riviera that is). I am lookin, just in case. Maybe I'll just get a newer one, he has 183000+ miles, but only 40,000 on the re-built trans. Gonna try to find someone to read the codes for me today. Haven't had much luck finding anyone with a clue about that around here. Kansas City, Mo. Any body know someone that can help in my area?
I agree that we all love the dancing banana, think I'll just throw him in for fun