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Does a dirty gasoline filter need to undergo a gas-tightness test?

2024-09-15View Original

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Does a dirty gasoline filter need to undergo a leak test? Under what circumstances is a leak test necessary?
Reply #22024-09-15
The dirty gasoline filter needs to undergo a gas-tightness test to ensure its structural integrity and absence of leaks, thereby guaranteeing its proper operation. Especially after filter maintenance or the replacement of a new filter, performing a leak test can verify whether the installation was done correctly. .

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