I am not the first owner of my car, so not sure about what servos the first owner used for close to 90ks before i got it.
I usually stick to Caltex or Costco diesel.
Reading other comments, l realise i don't use any fuel additives,...
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After replacing the in-tank fuel filter on my car, the fuel starvation issue i had as described on this thread has been resolved....Leave a comment:
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After noticing similar issues when my car randomly turned off when driving when the fuel went close to 1/4 tank or less, i am more inclined to think it's the in-tank fuel filter. I replaced that on my car, and did one round of test taking it all the...Leave a comment:
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Brilliant advice, and am grateful for it.
Finances are a bit controlled at the moment, so i am looking at a tank from a wrecker to replace with....Leave a comment:
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Seeing what this is turning out to be, a replacement of the fuel tank is the logical option. Will scour around some wreckers and if that fails will get a garage to look at it.
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Thanks Mike. I am beginning to feel that what both you and Old Jack mention is true, about it being spot welded in place.
Also, you are right on the money in terms of me trying to repair/replace the sheared studs - 3 in this case....Leave a comment:
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Fuel filter pipe assembly to fuel tank - Replacing the studs on fuel tank
I wanted to check if it was possible to replace the metallic section as depicted by the arrows in the images below, which is on the fuel tank of the Pajero. There are 6 studs on this, which looks like some sort of a ring, onto which the Fuel Filter pipe...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Don't you love reading good stuff, when most of the stuff that usually comes our way is negativity and complaining. I have my own good experience with Zupps Mitsubishi in Aspley from about 2-3 months ago, so let me share here.
For those...Leave a comment:
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My car has now done 200,600 kms as of this morning, and is a 2010 model. Evidently, this filter was never replaced in the last 10 years.
In the past 5 years since i had the car, most of the fuel fills have been from metro regions. Ofcourse, there...Leave a comment:
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Completely agree. My Paj is now 10 years and 200,000 kms young, and after a spray wax treatment still shines and looks the part....Leave a comment:
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Replaced the in-tank fuel filter on my Pajero over the weekend. The bolts on the metallic fuel cap were an absolute PITA to remove owing to rust(??) and dirt. Some WD40 helped on some of them, but a couple of the bolts sheared off. Wonder what i am going...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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