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Changing the fuel filter on Dacia Duster

Written By: thibaut.ansaldi
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Difficulty

Easy

Steps

9

Time Required

00:45:00

Sections

1

Flags

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Video Overview

  1. Securing the vehicle: removing and refitting the wheel The fuel filter is located behind the mudguard Remove the screws holding the mud flap
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  2. Simply remove the front of the mudguard to access the filter Simply remove the front of the mudguard to access the filter Simply remove the front of the mudguard to access the filter

    • Simply remove the front of the mudguard to access the filter

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  3. Unscrew and remove the three nuts from the filter bracket Unscrew and remove the three nuts from the filter bracket Unscrew and remove the three nuts from the filter bracket

    • Unscrew and remove the three nuts from the filter bracket

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  4. Remove the filter holder Place a tray under the fuel filter Place a tray under the fuel filter

    • Remove the filter holder

    • Place a tray under the fuel filter

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  5. Unclip the three hoses to remove the filter Unclip the three hoses to remove the filter Unclip the three hoses to remove the filter

    • Unclip the three hoses to remove the filter

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  6. Unscrew the cap of the old filter to extract the fuel Compare the dimensions between the old and the new fuel filter (presence of the 3 hoses and the cap under the filter) Compare the dimensions between the old and the new fuel filter (presence of the 3 hoses and the cap under the filter)

    • Unscrew the cap of the old filter to extract the fuel

    • Compare the dimensions between the old and the new fuel filter (presence of the 3 hoses and the cap under the filter)

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  7. Reconnect the 3 hoses taking into account the color code on the fuel filter Reconnect the 3 hoses taking into account the color code on the fuel filter Reconnect the 3 hoses taking into account the color code on the fuel filter

    • Reconnect the 3 hoses taking into account the color code on the fuel filter

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  8. Replace the bracket and tighten the three nuts Replace the bracket and tighten the three nuts

    • Replace the bracket and tighten the three nuts

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  9. Replace the mudguard and tighten all the screws. Replace the mudguard and tighten all the screws. Replace the mudguard and tighten all the screws.

    • Replace the mudguard and tighten all the screws.

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Finish Line

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8 Comments

Hello, I would like to know the recommended frequency for changing this filter.

the filter reference with its color losses.

purflux on the photos?

THANKS.

Christian PETIT - Reply

Good evening,

This is for a diesel, what about the 1.6 hi-flex (bioethanol)?

franck lapeyre - Reply

Hello, is it the same principle for a Dacia Sandero Stepway? There is no manual pump to bring the diesel?

jeanbaptistefrileux - Reply

between photos step 5 and step 7 you reverse the hoses marked green and white! is this normal?

Thierry DEMOTA - Reply

This is a big mistake. The hoses absolutely must be reconnected as they were originally, this is essential. It is better to take care to mark everything before disassembling. If you reverse the fuel inlet and outlet pipes, you risk having problems.

a_bosc2000 -

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