
Diesel Fuel Filter Housing Primer Pump Cap Fit For Toyota Hilux LN147 LN167LN172 Ute 3.0D 1998-2005
SKU: FPC-TA003
$61.00
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SKU: FPC-TA003
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A high-quality fuel filter is one you can count on for fuel efficiency and engine performance. At Machter, our fuel filters meet and exceed manufacturer specifications. Whether you’re replacing a Toyota fuel filter, addressing a faulty fuel filter, or scheduling a preventative fuel filter change, our selection delivers trusted performance and durability.
Your fuel filter is the first defence against engine-damaging contaminants like dirt, rust, and debris. Your fuel system is very sensitive to these foreign particles, and you may experience poor acceleration, hard starts, or reduced fuel economy as a result of their intrusion. In other words, a clogged fuel filter will restrict fuel flow and place unnecessary strain on your engine. If you don’t clear the clog, you may find yourself forking out for costly repairs.
The best defence against a faulty fuel filter is to keep it in good condition and replace it promptly.
Regular fuel filter changes are an essential part of scheduled maintenance. Most manufacturers recommend replacing the filter every 20,000 to 40,000 kilometres, although this can vary by driving conditions and vehicle type. Signs you may need to replace your filter include:
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It screens out contaminants — like dirt, rust, and debris — from fuel before it reaches your engine, protecting critical components such as injectors and the fuel pump, and ensuring smooth operation.
Locations vary:
- On the chassis/frame near the fuel tank
- Under the bonnet in the engine bay
- Inside the fuel tank (integrated with the pump).
Modern vehicles may use a mesh screen instead of a replaceable filter.
For petrol/diesel vehicles, approximately every 48,000–64,000 km or every two years; for older vehicles, roughly every 32,000 km or every two years.
Difficulty starting the engine, rough idling or misfires, loss of power under load (like hills or towing), stalling at idle, reduced fuel efficiency, and check engine light or fuel system fault codes.
Yes, many filters are accessible, and replacement requires only basic tools to relieve fuel pressure, disconnect lines, and mount the new filter. Always consult your owner’s manual or a professional before you get started.
Yes — system pressures and fuel can be dangerous. Technicians usually replace filters instead of testing them.