Yes all cars have a fuel filter.
In most vehicles, there is no filter in the fuel pump. in some cars the fuel filter is mounted in the tank near the pump.
I'm no mechanic but it sounds like you need to replace your fuel pump and or fuel filter.. Does it run rough or what?
props my friend, finally someone who knows their cars haha. no need for another filter. BUT, of course, you can always add another fuel filter. but there is no need. An inline fuel filter can be installed on any fuel line. The part you have to watch for is pressure. What ever filter you install would have to match the pressure rating of the cars fuel system otherwise it will grenade and spray fuel everywhere fuel shouldn't be. As well, you have to make sure the filter has the proper volumetric flow. Non restrictive. After saying this I must ask; why the extra filter? The car comes with a strainer already in the tank and then a filter enroute to the engine. Sorry had to ask.
on most cars its in the fuel line
There is no external fuel filter on the TL, like most new cars. The fuel quality has improved so much that manufacturers feel that there is no need for external fuel filters. Instead all there is, is a "sock" which is attached to the fuel pump and is not serviced seperately.
there is no fuel filter, after 2000 majority of cars do not use fuel filter mainly import cars, the only "fuel fillter" now is in the gas tank connected to the pump, but those are lifetime filters, (more of a strainer than a filter) if your wanting to keep you fuel system clean, just use a fuel injector cleaner or fuel system cleaner
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need to change fuel filter
Simple answer YES ALL CARS HAVE FUEL FILTERS!!
you do not service the fuel systems on these cars usually it says n/s in the filter book
The Mazda 323 fuel filter is located in the fuel tank. The fuel tank will need to be drained in order to change the fuel filter.