I don't have a owners panel for the truck. I was wondering if anyone knew where I could get a diagram of what each fuse is for. Also I an going to change the fuel filter. All I should have to do is pull the fuel pump fuse. Then try and start to relieve the pressure correct?

 

There isn't really a specific fuel pump fuse. There is, however, a fuel pump relay. Its located in the power distribution center (PDC) which is behind the battery.
The fuse that feeds, amoung other things, the fuel pump relay is the auto shut down fuse. (30A) It would be better to just remove the fuel pump relay rather than that fuse.
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The fuse block (located below the steering column) layout can be found here.

Now, for the kicker. The fuel filter is integrated into the fuel pump. Basically, you can't replace just the filter. Stupid, we all know, but thats just the way it is [:@].

 

On my 4cyl on the driver side frame rail there is a fuel filter and there was a listing for it at Checker Auto Parts. Is the two filters oni my truck?

 

Hmm...
There probably still is one in the tank (bottom of the fuel pump).
Oh well, just go ahead and change the external filter.

 

I looked in the fuse panel under the hood. My truck doesn't have the fuel pump relay. I guess I'll just pull the auto shut down fuse....