Fuel Filter & Fuel Tank Air Filter
#3
The fuel filter is in the tank attached to the fuel pump. The air filter is attached to the charcoal tank.
Component Location :
1. Fuel Tank
2. Fuel Pump (including Fuel Filter and Fuel Pressure Regulator)
3. Sub Fuel Sender
4. Plate Cover (Fuel Pump)
5. Plate Cover (Sub Fuel Sender)
6. Fuel Filler Pipe
7. Leveling Tube
8. Tube (Fuel Tank ↔ Canister)
9. Tube (to Air)
10. Canister
11. Suction Tube
12. Fuel Tank Band
13. Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor (FTPS)
14. Canister Close Valve (CCV)
15. Fuel Level Sensor (FLS)
16. O-ring (Fuel Pump)
17. O-ring (Sub Fuel Sender)
Canister close valve (B)
Fuel tank air filter (C)
Component Location :
1. Fuel Tank
2. Fuel Pump (including Fuel Filter and Fuel Pressure Regulator)
3. Sub Fuel Sender
4. Plate Cover (Fuel Pump)
5. Plate Cover (Sub Fuel Sender)
6. Fuel Filler Pipe
7. Leveling Tube
8. Tube (Fuel Tank ↔ Canister)
9. Tube (to Air)
10. Canister
11. Suction Tube
12. Fuel Tank Band
13. Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor (FTPS)
14. Canister Close Valve (CCV)
15. Fuel Level Sensor (FLS)
16. O-ring (Fuel Pump)
17. O-ring (Sub Fuel Sender)
Canister close valve (B)
Fuel tank air filter (C)
#4
Fuel Filter & Fuel Tank Air Filter
I called a couple auto part stores for the part and it appears it is a "non-serviceable" dealer-only item. I contacted the dealer and they do not recommend changing it unless it is bad. It appears that Hyundai shouldn't list the part in its service schedule.
Thank you, I appreciate the timely response.
Thank you, I appreciate the timely response.
#5
My original reply said don't worry about either 'till 100K miles but I changed my reply after checking the 2008 SF owners manual and seeing that it said replace at 60k. I think that's just Hyundai corp being cautious. I agree with the dealer, if there is no problem, don't touch them.
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