Fuel filters

Fuel filters are an essential component of a car's operating system, working to remove impurities and debris from fuel before it enters the engine. This is done to improve combustion efficiency and reduce harmful emissions.

Fuel filters are made of materials such as paper, plastic, or fabric, and are designed to absorb impurities and debris from the fuel and prevent them from entering the engine. The size and type of fuel filter can vary between cars, and they can come in various shapes and sizes.

It's important to change fuel filters regularly to maintain the engine's health and improve fuel efficiency. If the filter is not changed regularly, impurities can accumulate in the filter and clog its pores, leading to increased fuel consumption and a negative impact on combustion efficiency and overall engine performance.

It is recommended to change fuel filters every 10,000 kilometers or according to the manufacturer's recommendations, and it's important to ensure the correct fuel filters are used that are compatible with the car's make and model.