Is this a good replacement fuel filter?
So I am thinking of changing the fuel filter in my car, came across this one from Hastings. Has any one of you guys use this, is it a good repalcemnmet for Honda filter?
Fuel Filter 1994 - 1997
Honda Accord Hastings Fuel Filter Accord Hastings
HASTINGS PREMIUM FUEL FILTER, IN-LINE -- 2.94 in. O.D.; M14 x 1.5 in. inlet; M12 x 1.25 in. outlet; 4.34 in. length; With two metal washers; Comes with all metal housing and self-venting drain that adds superior structural strength; Built to meet or exceed OE specifications; Features no-bowl design that eliminates the mess and difficulty of changing plastic bowls; Has a hydroshield media that provides an average of 37 percent more holding capacity; It eliminates the need to separately vent the fuel system prior to draining; It has a water sensor port that accepts OEM sensors for easy monitoring; Easy-opening valve requires 88 percent less torque to open and close; Replaces Honda 16010-ST5-931 and Baldwin BF1193.
Fuel Filter 1994 - 1997
Honda Accord Hastings Fuel Filter Accord Hastings
HASTINGS PREMIUM FUEL FILTER, IN-LINE -- 2.94 in. O.D.; M14 x 1.5 in. inlet; M12 x 1.25 in. outlet; 4.34 in. length; With two metal washers; Comes with all metal housing and self-venting drain that adds superior structural strength; Built to meet or exceed OE specifications; Features no-bowl design that eliminates the mess and difficulty of changing plastic bowls; Has a hydroshield media that provides an average of 37 percent more holding capacity; It eliminates the need to separately vent the fuel system prior to draining; It has a water sensor port that accepts OEM sensors for easy monitoring; Easy-opening valve requires 88 percent less torque to open and close; Replaces Honda 16010-ST5-931 and Baldwin BF1193.
Besides Hastings being good stuff, some of that description is hype. OEM Honda fuel filters are metal, not "plastic bowls", so that whole statement is bogus. I bet you'll find it's a good quality filter that's nearly identical to a dealer fuel filter.
Sounds like it includes the washers for the banjo fitting at the top of the filter. That's good, 'cause you should use new ones.
Sounds like it includes the washers for the banjo fitting at the top of the filter. That's good, 'cause you should use new ones.
just install a factory filter,,,,,,it costs only around 25 dollars , that is a good deal for at least 30,000 miles or more
I agree with JIm.. all that crap about hasting filter this and that, is just to impress ,,
I agree with JIm.. all that crap about hasting filter this and that, is just to impress ,,
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