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Old 04-01-2020, 01:11 PM   #4
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Its a cheap and easy job to replace the fuel filter. I replaced mine, which based on its date stamp was 18 years old. If you cut it open, you may be surprised at the amount of crud that has collected in it. The car was running fine before the change, it just seemed like a good preventative measure to change it.
You may also want to give your coolant expansion tank a look. They have a habit of turning yellow, getting brittle and cracking.
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