Everytime I have pumped the bonnet up the fuel filter has almost been full. But today after a 'dull ticking' kind of sound I popped it up and it was very low and fuel was sputtering into the filter from the fuel hose.
Do I have a problem at all?
Thanks, Al.
In-line fuel filter.
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In-line fuel filter.
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Re: In-line fuel filter.
do away with the fuel filter
Re: In-line fuel filter.
What state is the filter in the body of the pump ? Maybe that's in need of a clean / replacement.
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Re: In-line fuel filter.
The filter inside the fuel pump? I haven't a clue to be honest. My knowledge isn't the greatest to be honest. If it needs replacing, is that the whole pump that needs replaced?
Al
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Re: In-line fuel filter.
just the filter its underneath the bosy of the pump .there is a nut undo it and pull out the filter and clean it out and replace 5 min job
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Re: In-line fuel filter.
As above - get rid of the additional fuel filter - not necessary and could be restricting fuel flow.



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Re: In-line fuel filter.
Agree entirelybmcecosse wrote:As above - get rid of the additional fuel filter - not necessary and could be restricting fuel flow.
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