Fuel Filters to avoid?

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Fuel Filters to avoid? #821092 06/25/07 06:07 AM

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RichO

Getting the Wheeling Fever

I just figured I'd ask, just in case. The Autozone nearby carries Bosch. Best to stick with a dealer filter instead?
I started PB blasting last week. Now I'm itching to change it. At 114K it's original, so I figured it was time.

Rich

'86 4 X 4 Hilux (sold)
'97 T-100 4 X 4 SR5
'05 Tacoma 4 X 4 TRD Sport DBL Cab LB

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Fuel Filters to avoid?	RichO	06/25/07 06:07 AM
Re: Fuel Filters to avoid?	Richard Saylor	06/25/07 01:16 PM
Re: Fuel Filters to avoid?	jmoser	06/25/07 03:15 PM
Re: Fuel Filters to avoid?	garym	06/25/07 07:06 PM
Re: Fuel Filters to avoid?	RichO	06/26/07 02:03 AM
Re: Fuel Filters to avoid?	garym	06/26/07 03:28 PM

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