How often should the Jetta fuel filter be replaced?

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Geoffrey
07/29/25 1:21am
Jetta fuel filter should be replaced every 10,000 kilometers. The following is an introduction to the replacement of the Jetta fuel filter: 1. The function of the fuel filter is to remove solid impurities such as iron oxide and dust contained in the fuel. 2. It prevents fuel system blockage, reduces mechanical wear, ensures stable engine operation, and improves reliability. If the fuel filter is too dirty or clogged, the engine may experience weak acceleration and difficulty starting when the car accelerates. 3. The Jetta has a length of 4415mm, a width of 1674mm, a height of 1415mm, a wheelbase of 2471mm, and a trunk capacity of 660 liters. 4. In terms of suspension, the front suspension of this car is a MacPherson independent suspension, and the rear suspension is a torsion beam non-independent suspension.
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MarleyMarie
08/12/25 5:29am
My Jetta has been running for over five years, and I've learned quite a bit of experience from the old master. Generally, the gasoline filter should be replaced every two years or checked after running 20,000 to 30,000 kilometers. If this thing gets clogged, it will affect the fuel supply, making the car feel sluggish and fuel consumption skyrocket. Especially if you use low-quality gasoline or often drive on dusty roads, you should replace it more frequently. I remember delaying it for half a year last time, and the car suddenly shook violently on the highway—luckily, it was repaired in time. Don’t skimp on this small expense during regular maintenance; replacing it only costs a little over a hundred yuan, ensuring peace of mind and safety.
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