Fuel Filter Bracket 01 PF
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Swanicyouth
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Fuel Filter Bracket 01 PF
Does anyone know the part number for the rusty fuel filter bracket that always breaks on the 01 PF? I've looked at the Nissan parts illustrations online and can't find it. It doesn't show it under "fuel piping"' or any where else I can see. I want to change my fuel filter, but my bracket is pure rust. I'm sure the bolt will snap off that holds the filter to the bracket, so I want a new bracket handy so my PF isn't out of commission. A lot of guys seem to be using zip ties once the bracket bolt breaks, but I'd rather just get a new bracket.
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Towncivilian
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Re: Fuel Filter Bracket 01 PF
This part seems correct.
Re: Fuel Filter Bracket 01 PF
Some designs with these cars are good, some bad, zip ties are good, very good.
They don't rust
They don't rattle
They come apart very easily with side cutters
They are adjustable
They fit any and all gas filters
They can be lengthened by joining 2 or 3 in series
They never get stuck
They are cheap
They are easy to use, actually a very shallow learning curve
They are easy to trim, no unsightly mess, see they are adjustable
They come in various colours
They are anti-static
Great quality in nylon
Not so good quality in real cheap ones
And they package them in multi-packs just in case your learning curve is steep
With all these advantages why would anyone pay 16 bucks when this type of wrap will outlast any other make. And it is still OEM, just look closely at the harnesses, wires around in other areas, a wrap is a wrap.
They don't rust
They don't rattle
They come apart very easily with side cutters
They are adjustable
They fit any and all gas filters
They can be lengthened by joining 2 or 3 in series
They never get stuck
They are cheap
They are easy to use, actually a very shallow learning curve
They are easy to trim, no unsightly mess, see they are adjustable
They come in various colours
They are anti-static
Great quality in nylon
Not so good quality in real cheap ones
And they package them in multi-packs just in case your learning curve is steep
With all these advantages why would anyone pay 16 bucks when this type of wrap will outlast any other make. And it is still OEM, just look closely at the harnesses, wires around in other areas, a wrap is a wrap.