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- 4. Some parts can cause serious damage to your car and can put the automobile out of commission. The fuel filter is something that has to be given proper maintenance.
- 6. The fuel filter plays important role in the flow of gasoline through the engine
- 8. If the fuel filter gets clogged results in dramatic consequences, so one should see that the fuel injectors are not obstructed with such residue.
- 10. It does affect
- 11. In what way ?
- 12. This Way:- • Insufficient amounts of gasoline gets into the engine and the car begins to stall. • Possibility of automobile backfiring when the gas pedal is depressed. • A fuel filter that is stopped up with silt causes car to have very slow acceleration with a difficulty in starting.
- 13. • A sudden drop in fuel efficiency is enough for the car owner to suspect that the fuel filter needs to be replaced.
- 14. Replace a fuel filter if Difficulty in starting your vehicle Vehicle idles rough or stalls Sluggish acceleration Inefficient fuel economy Feel of a bad tank of fuel
- 15. • Fuel filters should be replaced approximately after every 24,000 miles or once in every two years
- 19. Dusty Roads
- 20. Air Pollution
- 21. DIY
- 24. Automobiles with preventive maintenance is always less expensive than having to replace engine parts
- 25. Notes The fuel filter is the part that guarantees fuel economy for the car.
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