Fuel system
04-05-2015, 07:23 PM
#2
Wrong....
You do have a fuel filter.....look on Ebay for a dealer seller and buy it from them should be like $30 or go to your near by dealership and ask how much?
You can also try courtesyparts.com
If you go to the parts department at.your local dealer and they claim your filter is a lifetime filter that don't need to be changed "PLEASE SLAP THEM"
I just change my hommies filter he got an aftermarket one it worked but was just slightly thinner than oem so the clips couldn't reach the walls of the housing....but it's not like if is going anywhere....
Look on the stickies there's a write up on how tou can change it.
You do have a fuel filter.....look on Ebay for a dealer seller and buy it from them should be like $30 or go to your near by dealership and ask how much?
You can also try courtesyparts.com
If you go to the parts department at.your local dealer and they claim your filter is a lifetime filter that don't need to be changed "PLEASE SLAP THEM"
I just change my hommies filter he got an aftermarket one it worked but was just slightly thinner than oem so the clips couldn't reach the walls of the housing....but it's not like if is going anywhere....
Look on the stickies there's a write up on how tou can change it.
Last edited by nestorlugo; 04-05-2015 at 07:27 PM.
04-08-2015, 11:23 AM
#4
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Nissan considers it a non-serviceable part. Unless you're experiencing fuel-related issues, I'd just leave it alone. If you're worried about having a dirty fuel system, run a bottle or two of Techron cleaner.
Last edited by mclasser; 04-08-2015 at 11:30 AM.
just change it guys it's easy af.
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