Re: Fuel filter WAS if you get 17mpg 338 miles is as far as you will go

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i change it every 2 years at least, or about 25-35000 but i have heard
stories of clogged injectors ect... if the pump can suck air, i guess there
is alot of grit in the bottom of fuel tanks especially older metal tanks that
after the filter is clogged can get further into the fuel system- i'm hoping
it will keep the fuel pump alive on my dads dakota- his pump went out last
dec with the OEM filter on which was pretty bad, for the money i think i can
handle a filter every 2 years to keep everything clean.
Paul Finley

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