Continental 7L8919679, 229025011001Z Fuel Filter; Left Upper Access In Fuel Tank – Audi | 4L0919051 4L0919051A 4L0919051B 4L0919051C

• 229025011001Z
• 4L0919051
• 4L0919051A
• 4L0919051B
• 4L0919051C

The fuel filter in your Audi strains and cleans the fuel so it can be burned in the engine. Some fuel filters will also separate water from the fuel to prevent it from reaching the engine. Fuel filters come in many styles, and the fuel filter used in your Audi depends on its year and model.

Dirt and debris can enter your vehicle’s fuel tank when refueling or using lower-quality fuel. These particulates can clog fuel jets and fuel injectors and cause the fuel to burn dirtier, producing excess carbon build-up in your engine. The fuel filter removes these particulates before entering the engine, keeping fuel injectors and jets clear and free-flowing and reducing carbon deposits in your engine to sustain performance.

Signs of a Clogged Fuel Filter

Fuel filters that are not replaced regularly can clog, reducing fuel flow and fuel pressure to the engine. A hard starting engine, engine surging, and engine stalling are all symptoms of a clogged fuel filter. Clogged filters can also allow particulates to bypass the filters and damage fuel injectors, fuel pressure regulators, and fuel sensors.

Replacing Your Audi Fuel Filter

Because fuel filters remove particulates and water from fuel, they must be serviced and/or replaced regularly. Most fuel filters are recommended to be replaced every 15,000 to 30,000 miles. However, some in-tank filters attached to the fuel pump are only replaced when the fuel pump is replaced. Replacing your fuel filter may take anywhere from 10-20 minutes.

Audi Fuel Filters.