Fuel filter has been replaced but is leaking

Asked by GuruJ4TCW Jul 21, 2020 at 01:15 PM about the 2006 Ford Focus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The fuel filter has been replaced but after
driving a short time it started leaking for
some reason I think it's not connecting good
enough even though it feels like it also it's a
new one with new clips what is the problem
please help

3 Answers

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Check to see if the hose is on all the way and the clip is fully attached past the little ledge on the inlet and outlet nozzle. Some of the clips that come with the new filters don't work too well. Did you save the OEM ones?

My daughter bought new ones but still didn't work so she bought something else for the ends but I'm not sure if she got it fixed or not I hope so...thank you for answering it's been a pain...only one side was popping loose she heard it click in but still came out hopefully what she bought works

She said the clip is messed up it needs a new connector on it idk ...she can't afford to have it fixed bless her heart I wish someone could help her

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