That filter is just the prefilter to the pump. The real filter is built inside the top plastic housing assembly and should be replaced... The amount of grime, rocks, and overall dirt must be someone dumping crap into your gas tank. I don't think gas pumps can spew rocks into it.
Cool vid man, there really is a dyi vid for everything lol. Only got 41k miles on my rav but it sat in nyc for years. Runs like shit and dont want to buy a new one.
You're supposed to air blow that dust around it before you remove it from the car. I use a sink strainer on my fuel port so I don't have to deal with this mess. Fuel filter under the hood as well.
Peter Finn the Car Doctor so you’re saying my Honda with 110k km is totally fine and replacing fuel filter w/o reason is bit overkill? It is recommended by Honda. Guess it’s just another way to make money. To my understanding your theory is that in tank filter is good for a lifetime?
@@qualifierone8899 I don't think it's a lifetime filter, I think it should be replaced, if you skip it you might have clogged injectors in the future, I think it's a maintenance item just like air filter and oil filter.
Thanks Peter. Its my first to see this stuff changed. I have a good question. What is the significance in changing the fuel filter? I heard from others that fuel filter is designed for a lifetime use.
Hey Peter, does the Toyota Yaris (year 2000) have the same kind of sand collection box in the fuel pump? Can you clean the Yaris fuel filter/pump same way?
I'm trying to fix my car that is smelling gas in the cabin. And you confuse me with the fuel pump sand. When you replace the fuel filter??? I need to replace the fuel filter.
You knowing fuel and engine/area oil is one of the most required cleanest areas of the car. Why didn't you vacuumed the area prior to removing the fuel line, fule cover, and fuel pump/filter? Dirt and material can get in and block the filter and fuel pump. You are not the cleanest Car Doctor that works on cars and I hope you only work on your own car and not others. Is like being a doctor NOT scrubbing before an operation, a possible infection after the surgery same goes on working on the cars (the area must be clean). Contamination can cause more problems. This is one reason I work on my own car and not rely on others due to these careless mechanics.
Hi Peter. Very bad procedure...1. you did not remove the fuel fuse. 2. you was hitting metal to metal to remove the filter cap ( lucky you did not make a spark ) 3. Very bad fuel in your country. After all at least you show us how to change the filter in the car. Be careful next time. Thanks
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor hi I have 03 civic some leak is coming from timing belt area. Recently I replaced all the belts that includes serpentine 2 belts, tensioner, waterpump, crankshaft still very small leak. You can't see on the ground but when you lift the car look under it you can see a tiny drop...also tranny is leaking fluid too. One guy told me it might be the rear main seal leak ...plz help
Great work Peter! Especially the vacuum cleaning of the dusties!
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You're a cool sounding dude. I could listen to you all day!
nice job but its better ti disconnect the batterie befor working then it s better to use wood to tape the plastique cover of the pump
Great video, demonstrates and explains so easy to understand.
Great to hear! 👍😃
how did you end up having chunk of rocks at the size of potato in your fuel filter? you put them there right? thanks for the nice video!
Good question!
Lmao
That filter is just the prefilter to the pump. The real filter is built inside the top plastic housing assembly and should be replaced... The amount of grime, rocks, and overall dirt must be someone dumping crap into your gas tank. I don't think gas pumps can spew rocks into it.
Is there a video to this other filter you talking about?
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Hey I learned a lot from this guys 👍🏻😁
Awesome! Thank you!
Very good my friend !
Thank you! Cheers!
Cool vid man, there really is a dyi vid for everything lol. Only got 41k miles on my rav but it sat in nyc for years. Runs like shit and dont want to buy a new one.
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you should open petrol cap to release pressure
Which petrol cap??
Where is locate??
Explain!!
Maybe the fuel cap . lol!!
Yes
Very imformative peter,, nice video❤❤❤
Thank you! 😃
You're supposed to air blow that dust around it before you remove it from the car. I use a sink strainer on my fuel port so I don't have to deal with this mess. Fuel filter under the hood as well.
Good point!
For petrol/gas fuel filter under hood for Honda Accord, where is this?
excellent video
Thank you very much!
Hammer isn't the right tool to rotate that plastic thing. And this is the best fuel pump assembly in my opinion.
Hello! Does replacement of the filter is required? It costs about 80€
Only, if old is broken
Peter Finn the Car Doctor so you’re saying my Honda with 110k km is totally fine and replacing fuel filter w/o reason is bit overkill? It is recommended by Honda. Guess it’s just another way to make money. To my understanding your theory is that in tank filter is good for a lifetime?
@@qualifierone8899 I don't think it's a lifetime filter, I think it should be replaced, if you skip it you might have clogged injectors in the future, I think it's a maintenance item just like air filter and oil filter.
Does this work on 2016+ models? Or is the title clickbait
Yes
Good job sir
Thanks
Thank you for this video but very dusty your work area
Yes, you are right
Thanks Peter. Its my first to see this stuff changed. I have a good question. What is the significance in changing the fuel filter? I heard from others that fuel filter is designed for a lifetime use.
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Hey Peter, does the Toyota Yaris (year 2000) have the same kind of sand collection box in the fuel pump? Can you clean the Yaris fuel filter/pump same way?
Yes. Similar.
you can cover the tank with plastic food wrap and a rubber band while you are working
Yes
You are keeping filter pad?
Yes
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor Thank you. This is easy job for non mechanic?
Thank you for you.. Good explain.. I ask if accent 2014 have vvt oil filter
Thanks
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctorI ask about location vvt oil filter accent 2014
I love your accent 😍
Thanks
Just got the mechanic to replace the fuel filter of a 2010 Civic, not sure if I should though why they make it so difficult to replace ?!
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So I have tighten check fuel notification that comes on and off, I just changed my fuel filter yesterday . Any idea ?
Thanks for info. Then long starting... about 5 min
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor apologize but can u elaborate on what you mean by this
super thorough caring and thoughtful good work mate
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Thank u my friend. Then how r you.
Thank you too
You literally didn’t show HOW TO CLEAN. just shows taking apart like other videos. How do you clean that mesh part?
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Hi I have a question do Honda accords 2013 use the same fuel pump
Yes
@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor thank you for the information
I'm trying to fix my car that is smelling gas in the cabin.
And you confuse me with the fuel pump sand. When you replace the fuel filter???
I need to replace the fuel filter.
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Hyva Tyo!
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Is this fuel filter or fuel pumo
Fuel pump and filter
That civic had WHOLE ASS BOULDERS IN THE FUEL FILTER
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Where is your shop location my friend
Thank You. 👍😀
Wow so much dirt in this car. And how is it possible to have so much sand in this tank?
Lot on Jungle driving and tank fuelings in deserts 🐱🐉🐱🚀
You knowing fuel and engine/area oil is one of the most required cleanest areas of the car. Why didn't you vacuumed the area prior to removing the fuel line, fule cover, and fuel pump/filter? Dirt and material can get in and block the filter and fuel pump. You are not the cleanest Car Doctor that works on cars and I hope you only work on your own car and not others. Is like being a doctor NOT scrubbing before an operation, a possible infection after the surgery same goes on working on the cars (the area must be clean). Contamination can cause more problems. This is one reason I work on my own car and not rely on others due to these careless mechanics.
Dud ehow did you get rocks in your filter???
I drive sandy roads.😜😃
Hi Peter. Very bad procedure...1. you did not remove the fuel fuse. 2. you was hitting metal to metal to remove the filter cap ( lucky you did not make a spark ) 3. Very bad fuel in your country. After all at least you show us how to change the filter in the car. Be careful next time. Thanks
Thanks for comment 👍😀
2000 have a different style sending unit. This video is for 01+
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Look like 03 civic
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@@PeterFinnTheCarDoctor hi I have 03 civic some leak is coming from timing belt area. Recently I replaced all the belts that includes serpentine 2 belts, tensioner, waterpump, crankshaft still very small leak. You can't see on the ground but when you lift the car look under it you can see a tiny drop...also tranny is leaking fluid too. One guy told me it might be the rear main seal leak ...plz help
This is NOT the fuel filter!
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That is one dirty car!
You are very welcome👍
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Thanks, for comment. 😀👍
That's a fuel pump .NOT A fuel filter
Good info and Thanks ! 👍
who put the stones in the filter?
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Video title cleaning fuel pump filter without showing how to actually clean it smh should rename video to " how to remove fuel pump" smh thumbs down
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