Want to replace the fuel filter in the car. I've looked at various placed and there are what seems like dozens of shapes and sizes that all say fits your car. So what is the proper fuel filter for a 2001 Vette?

 

Just did mine bought actually Delco arrived in Delco box stamped wix. Save your money and get wix.

 

Thanks guys, the car has 100K and the fuel filter has never been changed, so I figure it's time. I found this and thought I'd share for those that may be interested. If there is anything to add please do and if there is anything wrong please address that too, I got it from another site.

"Relieve the pressure in the fuel line at the rail. - Disconnect the battery. - Raise the rear of the car, best done from the rear subframe. - IF you have an A4 space it tight and it helps if you remove the catback portion of the exhaust on the drivers side. - The filter is just up under the frame in front of the drivers side rear wheel - Remove the bolt holding the filter assembly to the frame. - This is where it gets messy... Remove the two quick connect fittings towards the rear of the filter, just squeeze the blueish colored tabs and pull the two lines from the rear side of the filter. DO NOT be right under this - a couple of cups of gas will come pouring out - trust me I got soaked... - Using the fuel-line disconnect tool, remove the line on the front side of the filter. This is tight, I was worried about snapping the line when I did mine but it will come out... Again, some gas will pour out and remember the filter itself is full. You MUST use the fuel-line disconnect tool here. The tool is made of metal or plastc and looks like a ring with a cutout and tail that slide between the connector on the line and the hard tab on the filter. Same tool is used if you ever remove the line from the fuel rail...it's the 5/16" one. - Clean up all of the fuel that went everywhere. - Put the new filter in place and bolt it down. - Reconnect the lines. - Reconnect the battery. - Turn the key in the ignition to pressurize the lines but do not start. Do this two or three times. - Check for leaks. - Replace the catback if you remove. - Lower the rear of the car. - Take it for a spin."

 

Given the location of the gas tank, that's an odd place for the filter.
From the tanks in the middle of the car, to the rear for filtration, then back to the engine...

Never know whether to compliment the designers for being able to get everything into the car, or strangle them for how much of a PITA it is to work on some of them.