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I have a 1988 32' Winnebago 454 chev, when we last used it (about 6 weeks ago) on our way home we ran into heavy stop and go traffic, all was well until I hit the stop and go traffic, as I would try and accelerate it would miss and have some backfiring, I was going to pull over and call for help but it came out of it and off I went. the problem is that as soon as I get to a stop light or intersection it seems to load up again once it sets and is not moving forward, I have been told by a mechanic it sounds like possibly a fuel filter, if so my question is twofold, does that sound like a possible fuel filter problem and secondly, if it is where would I find the fuel filter, maybe on the frame rail somewhere? any tricks to changing a fuel filter?. Thanks to anyone who may be able to help!!
There is a fuel filter behind the 1" fitting that the fuel line screws into on the carburetor. Use two wrenches, one to hold the 1" fitting and a tubing wrench to loosen the fuel line fitting. (they tend to be over-tightened) On my 1984 P30 there is also a filter on the inside of the right (passenger) side frame rail about half-way between the front and rear axels.
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