Fuel Filter Replacement A.s.a.p.
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Japanese import fuel filters from the last two decades normally don't cause a problem well into the 150-200,000 mile range.
Replace it if you want, they're cheap; just don't expect anything from it.
Replace it if you want, they're cheap; just don't expect anything from it.
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I though it is recomended as a maintanence.
You get a lot dirt in the fuel.
However, isn't there two fuel filters.
One next to tank, second next to engine.
None of them should be replaced?
You get a lot dirt in the fuel.
However, isn't there two fuel filters.
One next to tank, second next to engine.
None of them should be replaced?
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There is one on the fuel line roughly under the airbox in the driver's wheel well area. There is very little debris in fuel from modernized countries. There hasn't been for decades.
There is not even a schedule to inspect the fuel filter, let alone replace it.
There is not even a schedule to inspect the fuel filter, let alone replace it.
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I think as...hole told me wrong information. Guy suggested it to make some money.
I couldn't find info on this subject.
I couldn't find info on this subject.
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