How often should the fuel-water separator be replaced?
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The fuel-water separator should be replaced approximately every 10,000 kilometers. Its function is to separate water from the fuel, ensuring that the fuel burns completely in the engine cylinders, thereby promoting efficient engine operation. Precautions for using the fuel-water separator include: 1. Using higher-grade fuel can extend the engine's service life; 2. Avoid mixing different types of fuel. The working steps of the fuel-water separator are: 1. Fuel enters the filter separator to remove impurities; 2. In the demulsification layer, emulsified oil and water are separated; 3. Water is expelled through the hydrophobic effect of the separation filter element; 4. The fuel, now free of water, is discharged from the filter separator.