Noticed today that i appear to have the large fuel filter designed for a fuel injected engine rather than the basic universal type for carburettor engines. Mines a 1.9DG.
Is this a problem, a good thing, or doesn't matter? My main reason for asking is that the filter is just hanging on tie wraps so inwas looking at getting a proper bracket. That's when I realised that maybe I don't have the right filter.
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Fuel filter?
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Re: Fuel filter?
Large one is metal, coke can size, held by a rubber mounted bracket. Bigger fuel throughput for sure.
No idea on suitability for a DG though. .. Probably fine I'm guessing, if you've been running it
No idea on suitability for a DG though. .. Probably fine I'm guessing, if you've been running it
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Re: Fuel filter?
When it goes, swap it for a disposable one as they're cheaper and really easy to replace.
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