Diesel filter recommendation

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Diesel filter recommendation

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I've dropped my fuel tank to replace some of the seals and hose and am working on the rest of the fuel lines whilst I have the opportunity. Here's the current layout:
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There seems to be excess fuel line looped around in the engine bay and the current fuel filter is a small inline Halfords unit which I'm planning on changing.

What kind of diesel filter should I be looking for?

I also want to add a hand pump bulb, am I right in saying this just sits in the fuel line between the filter and engine?
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While the fuel tank is out I'm also replacing my snapped handbrake cable, welding up a couple of holes in the floor and extending the air duct that comes out of the floor behind the front seats to later add a diesel heater. Is there anything else I should be doing while the tank is out of the way?
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You can run the stock diesel filter, there’s 2 types, I’ll see if I can find the part number for the one you need

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you need the 191127401 or 191127401C filter
Use some reputable brand name one.
At least Filtron or better
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Why would you use or recommend JK.

Their parts are pants and overpriced.

Use BW or GSF.
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And its shocking that the fuel filter is held on with a zip tie.

You have your work cut out to get that in order.
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mioba wrote: 27 Jan 2023, 15:39 Why would you use or recommend JK.

Their parts are pants and overpriced.

Use BW or GSF.

Because I have no problem buying parts from any place , Neither Brickwerks or GSF or just kampers manufacture fuel filter or any service parts , makes no odds

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I've used JK quite a bit, never had any problems with them....
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