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  1. Disassemble the wheel Remove the mudguard
    • Disassemble the wheel

    • Remove the mudguard

    • Unscrew the four nuts from the iron plate

    • Place a soil tray under the filter

  2. Unclip the filter to facilitate access to the hoses Unclip the 3 hoses Compare old and new filter
    • Unclip the filter to facilitate access to the hoses

    • Unclip the 3 hoses

    • Compare old and new filter

    • Remove the caps from the 3 hoses and place them on the other three hoses

  3. Reclip the 3 hoses Clip the fuel filter back into place
    • Reclip the 3 hoses

    • Clip the fuel filter back into place

    • Replace the 4 screws and nuts to secure the metal plate

  4. Priming pump location: passenger side Pump to prime the filter by applying pressure
    • Priming pump location: passenger side

    • Pump to prime the filter by applying pressure

    • Pump until the pump is hard

    • Start to test and let the engine run for 2 to 3 minutes

    • Replace the end guard (clips and screws with a twisted key)

    • Reassemble the wheel

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thibaut.ansaldi

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Good morning,

Thanks to Thibaut for his tutorial. Personally, I replaced my diesel filter when I had just filled the tank (without thinking about it…), so it kept leaking from the disconnected inlet pipe, so I quickly replaced and reconnected the pipes except the top one (memory return). By doing this, it filled the filter automatically (communicating vessels) until it overflowed through the orifice not yet reconnected ==> and therefore no need to purge or reprime! ;o)) Started at the quarter turn and no problem since.

huyard.claude - Reply

Good morning

where is the clio 3 fuel filter

bernardm28411 - Reply

for disconnecting the fuel filter:

Always start by disconnecting the diesel supply to the filter first.

when reassembling, the diesel arrives last.

at the end clean the filter compartment with brake cleaner or hot water because

Diesel eats everything.

mecalis - Reply

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