Most cars are equipped with a multi-nozzle fuel injection system (MFI system), which is powered by an electric fuel pump.
Before depressurizing the fuel line, perform decompression. To do this, remove the hatch near the tank, disconnect the pump connector, start the engine and after it stops, turn off the ignition, disconnect the battery from the ground.
Decompression of the fuel system (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)
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