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jj.hancock@shaw.ca
Apr 14, 2008, 6:52 PM
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Knowledge required!!!!
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Is it common practice to change a fuel filter as one would a air filter or oil? When would you preform this practice?
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Tom Greenleaf
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Apr 14, 2008, 7:09 PM
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Re: Knowledge required!!!!
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Oil filters should always be changed with routine oil changes. Air filter should be inspected and replaced as need at oil change intervals. Fuel filters are a mystery as to a known interval. I suggest once a year is adequate for most. Some can go many years depending on amount of use the vehicle gets. Personally I don't trust fuels as much as I used to so am doing them more often. The flare nut in line ones can benefit from changing just so the connections don't give up and make a bigger problem if let go too long. For most, it's not a waste to change more often than a vehicle's maintenance schedule might suggest, T
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