[TNTTITAN]

I need to change the fuel filter, nothing running bad at all but I thought after 80,000 miles it would not be a bad idea, does anybody know where it is located?

 

[dilleyoshemp]

damn you have 80,000 miles already, how has the truck been to you? do you drive mostly city or hwy, how does the truck still drive after all this time, everything still running well, im sorry i dont know where the fuel filter is

 

[TNTTITAN]

damn you have 80,000 miles already, how has the truck been to you? do you drive mostly city or hwy, how does the truck still drive after all this time, everything still running well, im sorry i dont know where the fuel filter is :

Still looks like new and runs great, had the brakes replaced for the first time and they did them for free last week. Second set of tires and third windshield, mostly backroads and highway driving.

 

[highgeer]

I don't know where the fuel filter is either, but your post brings up a good question: how often should you change your fuel filter? On my last car, it was every 20K miles.

 

[TNTTITAN]

I don't know where the fuel filter is either, but your post brings up a good question: how often should you change your fuel filter? On my last car, it was every 20K miles.

Don't really know, but did my wifes pathfinder last weekend and it was filthy at 43,000 so I thought I would do mine before trouble starts like her's the dirt would temporary shut off the fuel and then run good.

 

[Guest]

The fuel filter in part of the pump, which is mounted inside the tank. The filter was designed for long usage, not to be a routine replacement item.
I will add a word of caution here. Some people have mentioned adding a inline fuel filter. This could be a big problem. The Nissan fuel pressure is 51 PSI. Adding a inline filter that can't handle this pressure could result in a big fire, making your Titan look like one of the Fords! :crying:

 

[TNTTITAN]

The fuel filter in part of the pump, which is mounted inside the tank. The filter was designed for long usage, not to be a routine replacement item.
I will add a word of caution here. Some people have mentioned adding a inline fuel filter. This could be a big problem. The Nissan fuel pressure is 51 PSI. Adding a inline filter that can't handle this pressure could result in a big fire, making your Titan look like on
e of the Fords! :crying:

Thanks for the info

 

[PowerT]

The fuel filter in part of the pump, which is mounted inside the tank. The filter was designed for long usage, not to be a routine replacement item.
I will add a word of caution here. Some people have mentioned adding a inline fuel filter. This could be a big problem. The Nissan fuel pressure is 51 PSI. Adding a inline filter that can't handle this pressure could result in a big fire, making your Titan look like on
e of the Fords! :crying:

Thanks for the info

Yea, that's REALLY good info. Thanks for sharing.

 

[CLG]

80,000 mi and runs like new that is great news. How long do you intend to keep your titan for? Only reason I ask is I hav'nt heard of anyone with anything close to that for miles and it would be great to hear some long term storys. Well good luck and keep us updated if you can.

 

[waltblov58]

I need to change the fuel filter, nothing running bad at all but I thought after 80,000 miles it would not be a bad idea, does anybody know where it is located?