HONDA ACCORD SM4 CIVIC SR4 FUEL FILTER (STEEL)

Description

Fuel Filter is a filter designed to remove various contaminants from liquid fuel.

Fuel filter replacement at manufacturer-specified intervals will maintain high performance and prolong the life of the engine.

Avoid inconvenient breakdowns and costly repairs by replacing the current fuel filter with a quality PAW Fuel Filter.

What is your fuel filter?

Your car uses gas from your fuel tank to power your engine. However, small impurities such as dirt, debris, or other particulate matter can adversely affect the performance of your engine. The fuel filter was designed to catch these small impurities in your gas before it enters your engine, so only pure gasoline is used. Your fuel filter functions much like an air filter; catching particulate matter in a fine film before it can pass into your engine. Some newer cars come with a simple fuel strainer, that is replaced only with the full fuel assembly.

Where is the fuel filter located?

The fuel filter is located somewhere in between your fuel tank and your engine. Typically, the fuel filter is either located inside the fuel tank (in the opening of the fuel line, which feeds gas to your car), or somewhere in the fuel line (this is usually at the bottom of your car.) If you are unsure of your fuel filter’s location, your car’s documentation will contain a precise answer.

When should I change my fuel filter?

Like any filter, your fuel filter catches dirt and other debris. As your car’s life goes on, the fuel filter can become clogged and dirty, which may impact your car’s performance, allowing fuel with particulate matter to pass into your fuel injector, or, stopping optimal flow of fuel. Earlier in the industry, the lifespan of a fuel filter was quoted as 30,000 to 60,000 km, however, with fuels getting more and more pure, a fuel filter can operate optimally for up to 100,000 km. Paradoxically, changing your fuel filter for the first time above mileages of 150,000 km can cause engine failure; this is most likely because your fuel pump works harder to overcome the dirty filter. You should exercise caution when changing your filters at these mileages, and consult a mechanic before completing them.

Please ensure you get your correct car model in order to ensure the fuel filter suit your needs.

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