1K0201051C/1K0201051K is the Ref No. of fuel filter; 6 bar,the supplier is borsehung，Details of 1K0201051C/1K0201051K are as follows:
1K0201051C/1K0201051K product information
Name: fuel filter; 6 bar
Ref No. : 1K0201051C/1K0201051K
Product brand: borsehung
Borsehung brand is a top-ranking brand in aftermarkets. Currently, the products manufactured and sold under the brand covers engine system, electrical system, and chassis system.
Borsehung’s global business network:
Europe: Czech, Poland, Slovakia, Russia, Turkey, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Greece, UK, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, etc.
America: U.S.A, Mexico, Columbia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru etc.
Africa: Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Sudan, South Africa, etc.
Asia & Middle East: India, Israel, Jordan, Syria, Kazakhstan, UAE, etc.
Oceania: Australia, New Zealand
Applicable models of 1K0201051C/1K0201051K
Skoda: SUP08-
VW: EOS06-11/GO04-/JE06-/PA09-11/PO10-12/SCI09-/TOU03-
Audi: A3 04-/ATT07-
Seat: ALT04-10/IB09-11/LE06-10/TO05-09
What are the symptoms of a bad fuel filter?
5 Signs of a Bad Fuel Filter
Poor Engine Performance.
Hard Starting.
Stalling.
Random Misfire or Rough Idle.
Fuel System Part Failures.
How much does a fuel filter cost?
Fuel filters will generally need replaced once a year for most drivers, but those with high monthly mileage may need to replace it more often. A fuel filter replacement costs between $53 and $165 for most cars to have the work done by a mechanic, while you can order the part itself for between $14 and $60.
Can you drive with a bad fuel filter?
Stalling – A vehicle with a dirty or blocked fuel filter is one of the main reasons in what causes an engine to stall while driving. A blocked fuel filter prevents fuel from traveling through the fuel lines to the engine, starving your engine of fuel. If your engine is not getting fuel, it simply will not run.
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