Fuel filter

Your car uses gasoline in its fuel tank to start the engine. However, small impurities such as dirt, rust chips, rust, debris or other contaminant particles caused by wear and tear on the fuel tank or dirty hoses can adversely affect your engine performance.

These contaminants must be filtered to prevent wear and final damage to the fuel pump and injectors. The fuel filter inside the tank is designed to prevent these small impurities from entering your car engine. The filter or gasoline filter inside the tank actually has the same function as the air filter and traps small particles in a filter before they can enter your engine.
Like any other filter, your fuel tank absorbs contaminants and other wastes. Over the life of the car, the gasoline filter gradually becomes dirty and eventually saturated, which can affect the performance of your car because if the fuel filter is blocked, fuel containing pollutants will be transferred into your fuel injector or flow. Optimal fuel stops. The life of a fuel filter is estimated at 10,000 to 20,000 km. Failure to replace the fuel filter in a timely manner can cause engine failure. This could be because your car’s fuel pump has to work harder to get the fuel out of the dirty filter, causing it to overheat over time, causing the fuel pump to malfunction.
Hopad fuel filters are made of the best raw materials and the most accurate engineering to guarantee the best performance and quality at the best price.