Where is the BYD F3 fuel filter located?
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The BYD F3 fuel filter is installed at the front of the fuel tank under the vehicle body, secured with disposable clips at both ends. The general replacement interval is 10,000 km, with a mandatory replacement interval of 30,000 km. More details are as follows: 1. Gasoline is as essential to a car as food is to the human body. Without gasoline, the vehicle cannot move. Additionally, if the fuel quality is poor and contains many impurities, it can damage components such as the fuel injectors, fuel pump, and fuel lines in the engine, affecting the normal operation of the fuel system. 2. The fuel filter's role is to remove solid impurities like iron oxide and dust, as well as water, from the gasoline. This reduces the likelihood of clogged fuel injectors and ensures the quality of gasoline entering the fuel system. 3. The fuel filter is a device that filters impurities from gasoline. Vehicles have high cleanliness requirements for fuel, as only clean gasoline can ensure the engine operates properly. If the fuel filter is dirty or clogged, symptoms may include slow or unresponsive acceleration, difficulty starting the car, and sometimes requiring 2-5 attempts to start. 4. Most engines are equipped with disposable, non-cleanable paper fuel filters, with a typical replacement interval of 10,000 km. If the gasoline used has fewer impurities, replacement can be extended to 15,000-20,000 km.
