Genuine Engine Fuel Filter for Hyundai Kia Diesel Engines replaces OEM 31922-D3900 Direct Fit OEM Replacement - Secure Payments - Fast Dispatch - Enhances Engine Performance

BRAND NEW *OEM QUALITY* FUEL FILTER TO SUIT Hyundai and Kia

TO SUIT:

OEM#

HYUNDAI / KIA: 

31922-2EA00, 31922-2E900, 31922-3A810, 31922-3A850, 31922-4H000, 31922-4H001, 31922-4H900, 31922-C8900, 31922-D3900, 31970-3A850, 31970-4H000, 31980-4F101

SSANGYONG: 

2247035003, 2247035004, 2247935000

• BOSCH: F026402380
• FRAM: CS12770
• RYCO: Z1117

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

1 X *OEM QUALITY* FUEL FILTER CARTRIDGE

About Your Vehicle’s Engine Fuel Filter

A car's engine fuel filter is the last line of defence protecting your engine from contamination. Its job is to clean the fuel before it reaches your sensitive fuel injectors and fuel pump trapping harmful particles like dirt rust and debris from the fuel tank. A clean fuel filter is essential for maintaining engine performance reliability and fuel system longevity.

• Engine Protection: A clean filter prevents abrasive particles from damaging your high-pressure fuel pump and injectors.
• Optimal Performance: It ensures a clean unrestricted flow of fuel allowing your engine to produce full power and accelerate smoothly.
• Fuel System Longevity: Protecting your injectors from clogs is vital for preventing costly repairs and ensuring a long service life.
• Reliable Starting: A clean filter ensures the engine gets the fuel it needs to start quickly and reliably.

What causes a Fuel Filter to fail?

A fuel filter doesn't fail electronically but it does get clogged over time. Its entire purpose is to trap contaminants. The main cause of clogging is low-quality fuel or rust and sediment from older fuel tanks. Diesel fuel systems are particularly sensitive to water contamination which the filter also helps to separate.

Common Symptoms of a Failing (Clogged) Fuel Filter

• Engine Hesitation: The engine may sputter or hesitate during acceleration.
• Difficulty Starting: The engine may take a long time to start or fail to start at all.
• Rough Idle: The engine may idle poorly or inconsistently.
• Reduced Engine Power: The vehicle may feel sluggish and lack its normal power.
• Check Engine Light: A severely restricted filter can cause fuel pressure issues that trigger a fault code.