How Many Kilometers to Replace the Fuel Filter?

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Roy
07/30/25 5:13am
For external fuel filters, it is recommended to replace them every 20,000 kilometers, while built-in fuel filters generally require replacement every 40,000 kilometers. Below is some related information about fuel filters: 1. Slight variations in fuel filter replacement intervals: The replacement cycle for fuel filters may vary slightly depending on the vehicle's usage. The full name of the fuel filter is the gasoline filter, and its main function is to filter out impurities in the gasoline, allowing the gasoline to be burned more fully by the engine. 2. Gasoline filters are divided into carburetor type and electronic injection type: Carburetor-type gasoline filters are installed at the inlet end of the fuel pump, operate under low pressure, and feature nylon casings. Electronic injection-type gasoline filters are installed at the outlet end of the fuel pump, operate under high pressure, and feature metal casings.
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