I thought I'd change the diesel fuel filters, just as I have no idea how old they are! I've looked at brickwerks and can't find them listed. Can anybody make any recommendations on where I can get some?
I’m in need of two, as I presume is standard on the 1.6JX. Should they be identical?
Looks like a non-standard fuel filter setup. Best thing would be to replace both although I imagine, if it was being done regularly, that you could bin the left filter then move the right filter over and just replace one. Just google the number on the existing and replace both like for like.
1988 LHD T25 1.6TD Westfalia Club Joker Hightop syncro
There's only one feed from the tank which goes to the left hand filter then the output from that goes to the second filter and then on to the injection pump. The other pipe is the 'leak off' return from the injection pump to the tank.
1988 LHD T25 1.6TD Westfalia Club Joker Hightop syncro
The best way to approach the problem is to change the diesel fuel filter if you do not know about their age! You are correct to get two filters for the 1.6 JX engine – a primary and a secondary one. In general, they should be the same in size and function. In case you can't spot them on Brickwerks, you can try other VW or T3 specialist suppliers like Just Kampers or VW Heritage, who often stock a broad range of parts for classic vehicles. Or else, you could also check out online forums or Facebook groups related to VW T3 fans where people frequently exchange parts locations. Just make sure that the filters are the appropriate ones for your engine's setup, only then it'll be compatible.
the AI is getting more and more convincing
what's the game I wonder ?
Is it just to prove the technology in order to sell it to companies like JK and Heritage to use instead of their own human digital marketing/social media platform peeps : ))
