However, the most common location for a factory-installed fuel filter on a '69 Firebird would be within the fuel line, often near the carburetor. It's usually a small, cylindrical canister and might be difficult to spot without some searching. You'll likely need to trace the fuel line from the tank towards the carburetor to find it.
To find it, you should:
* Consult a 1969 Firebird repair manual specific to your engine: This is the best way to pinpoint the exact location. A Haynes or Chilton manual would be helpful.
* Visually inspect the fuel lines: Carefully examine the fuel lines running from the fuel tank to the carburetor. Look for any small, cylindrical canister or inline filter.
* Check near the carburetor: The filter is often placed relatively close to the fuel inlet on the carburetor.
Because many older vehicles have had modifications over the years, it's possible a previous owner added a fuel filter in a different location. If you can't locate one in the expected area, consider looking elsewhere along the fuel line.
