Just want to share this pic with you.....I replaced the fuel filter on my RS 2010 with 18 000 miles (29 000km) and this is what it look inside. 😮
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Just want to share this pic with you.....I replaced the fuel filter on my RS 2010 with 18 000 miles (29 000km) and this is what it look inside. 😮
Guess I'd better change mine out.Quote:
Originally Posted by gigamax
David
Wonder what the color was before...guess I'll swap mine and see.:shocked: I have 35,000 but runs strong great mileage but have a new one so its as good a time as any...:dontknow:
A new one should be yellow or beige I guess...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chupaca
Wow. Guess I should look to find mine and just reprice it. Got 20K on my 14 RT. Probably need to change the air filer at the same time.
I will have it check on both. Going on 27K on each with no changes. Thanks for posting about it.
The Maintenance Manual says it should be replaced every 19000mi (30000km) or every 5 years which ever comes first.
Michael
I was just wondering where the fuel filter is located on the 1330 motors ..?
thanks
WOW.. I'v got 72,000 and have not even thought about the fuel filter guess I better change mine.... thanks jtpollock
OH Ya what gas do you run regular or premium??? jt
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Originally Posted by jtpollock
I bought my Spyder 5 month ago with 15 000 miles, I use premium most of the time since but I don't know what the previous owner used on it.:dontknow:
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Originally Posted by gigamax
I'ved run premium since I got it new and I use Royal Purple Max Cycle oil every 5,000 miles no problems.:thumbup: jtpollock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqvrwwr5d4cQuote:
Originally Posted by Dmetcalf
So you should keep the same fuel filter for another 72 000 miles!;)......no I'm just kidding! :D Any kind of filter needs to be changed, even if you put the top shelf gas or oil...it's called maintenance;)Quote:
Originally Posted by jtpollock
The type of gas and frequency of oil filter changes are really meaningless ..... Where you get your gas and how well they Maintain there FILTERS is the KEY ...... and there's no way of knowing this ...... well there is , your filter gets clogged and it causes engine issues :banghead::banghead: .... Mike :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by gigamax