Inside the OEM Fuel Filter after 56k
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Doing some exploratory surgery...chasing an intermittent stumble under acceleration... wanted to know whats inside
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How old is this filter? I think mine is long overdue.
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Good thing it’s huge with lots of surface area
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dock, IDK...? some type of residue. This morning the tips of the filter element were white?
i didn't think to get the camera out sooner. The gloves were fresh out the box when i started to inspect the internals (bright clean orange).
idk....what it is...you have any ideas?
i didn't think to get the camera out sooner. The gloves were fresh out the box when i started to inspect the internals (bright clean orange).
idk....what it is...you have any ideas?
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So the white is where the filter has dried out?
I don't know, but would hazard a guess that it's the result of a chemical change of the filter surface. If it is, then the question would be whether or not the current surface of the filter offered the same flow resistance as the original surface.
I don't know, but would hazard a guess that it's the result of a chemical change of the filter surface. If it is, then the question would be whether or not the current surface of the filter offered the same flow resistance as the original surface.