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01-30-2008 | 05:01 AM

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AlCorr

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From: Raynham,MA

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Originally Posted by rufushusky

Really? I just pulled mine and it was really nasty. My fuel economy started to dip so I pulled it and it was the nastiest fuel filter that I have seen, since I pulled the one that was in the canister when I purchased it. It could be just the nasty fuel they give us in mass.

Where are you in Mass? I'm in Raynham.

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01-30-2008 | 07:15 AM

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rufushusky

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From: Weymouth, MA

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Originally Posted by AlCorr

Where are you in Mass? I'm in Raynham.

Oh small world. I live in Weymouth but I commute to BSC.

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01-26-2012 | 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeyB

Years ago I read a white paper that Bosch recommmends minimum 5 micron absolute. May have been on this site or the TDR.

MikeyB

I posted on TDR a couple years ago I was at the SEMA show and spoke a rep from Bosch who was aware of the Chrysler situation in which they told them that 5 micron needed to be used that is why there was aTSB out for the filter change to the new part number.

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