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Filter
If you've changed a FL fuel filter before you will know what a stupid design the holder is . concealed under the engine bay fusebox and worse the screw that holds the assembly in place is out of sight . Thoughtfully the designers placed a notch on top of the housing to guide your screwdriver a pity it is in the wrong place - get a torch and shine it perpendicular to the filter housing with your head laying on top of the engine cover you will see the screw is higher than the notch once this is removed (magnetic screwdriver or you will lose it) the housing lifts upwards to free off the mounting lugs and pulls out. Now you will probably find that the filter is seized in place, a thin blade screwdriver slipped down into the gap between housing and filter around the top will break the joint and with a lot of pressure it will slide free allowing the screw in cap to be removed. Your Bearmach filter will be a better fit mine was near perfect and will need gently pushing in place leave it slightly out (3cm) to screw on the cap and guide it to the correct position on the housing then just replace and re-attach the pipesRead full review...
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Perfect filter FL1 an R40 diesel M47 Engine
The one and only fuel filter to use on the Freelander 1 & the Rover 75 diesel M47 engine.
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great servce
right part right price on time good servce
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