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Mitch
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mine is in the fuel tank. does it justify the cost then? [:p]

 

my fuel filter cheaper. $25 nia [flowerface]. but overall still cost more [:(]

 

my fren say ex [knife][laugh]

 

anyway, most likely no need to change it again. the strainer looked damn clean la [rolleyes]. by right my FF rated up to 90k but i itchy backside change at abt 50k. so my next round can wait until 140k IF i still driving this car by then.

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Your filter type can see the strainer? Or can see inside ah?

 

I've never cut open mine to have a look..... how come yours can tahan so long??? Mine is recommended to change every 40K.

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mine is "longlife fuel filter", 90k is according to manual. 50k is backside itchy [laugh]

 

my strainer is outside. the filter element is inside. the strainer will prevent sucking of larger items, more to prevent the filter element from clogging with the big stuff i guess.

 

i "play" with outboard motor before. the strainer usually has some small particles. mine had none. i'm sure 50k for me is overkill (given my mfg recommended).

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Neutral Newbie

inside fuel tank? ok liaoz la, alot of work le.

some cars like suzuki ignis also filter inside fuel tank [sweatdrop]

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