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Stock Factory Fuel Filter - Valvoline Part # VF34
Compatible Fuel Filter - Valvoline Part # VF6
Story (if you can be bothered):
Well ... spent the whole morning changing two fuel filters - one on the micra and the other on an E36 BMW. The one thing I really hate are the petrol fumes which takes a day to clear from my head.
Anyway, you can imagine my frustration when I went to Supercheap yesterday to get a fuel filter for the micra only to find that the catalogue listed no part number for the micra (oil filter only).
I did a search previously on these forums but was unable to find a reference to a fuel filter part number.
Decided to take a chance and purchased a Valvoline VF6 part which was on special (under $10). This thing suits Nissans particularly 300ZX models (including turbo Z31).
The size looked about right.
Fitted it today with no probs - it's a bit larger but still squeezes within the bracket.
Upon removing the old fuel filter, found out it was a valvoline too with model number VF34.
Pic of the two together:
Hope this helps someone later on!
Stock Factory Fuel Filter - Valvoline Part # VF34
Compatible Fuel Filter - Valvoline Part # VF6
Story (if you can be bothered):
Well ... spent the whole morning changing two fuel filters - one on the micra and the other on an E36 BMW. The one thing I really hate are the petrol fumes which takes a day to clear from my head.
Anyway, you can imagine my frustration when I went to Supercheap yesterday to get a fuel filter for the micra only to find that the catalogue listed no part number for the micra (oil filter only).
I did a search previously on these forums but was unable to find a reference to a fuel filter part number.
Decided to take a chance and purchased a Valvoline VF6 part which was on special (under $10). This thing suits Nissans particularly 300ZX models (including turbo Z31).
The size looked about right.
Fitted it today with no probs - it's a bit larger but still squeezes within the bracket.
Upon removing the old fuel filter, found out it was a valvoline too with model number VF34.
Pic of the two together:
Hope this helps someone later on!