Replace fuel filter Mitsubishi Pajero (petrol) in tank filter,

Mitsubishi pajero
NP model
3.8L
5 speed Automatic
2003 petrol V6
6G75
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[@Rockbottomsurf]

Having had two fuel pumps die over the years in my NP Pajero I think I’d replace the pump and filter together. Unless you really need to save money and you don’t mind doing this work again.
I replaced them both recently and it stopped my engine “missing”.
Great video, thanks.

[@khuong1994]

Hey mate, by "missing" do you mean misfiring/knocking?

[@Desert_wings]

Can you make a video on how to replace the fuel gauge sending unit? Thank you

[@carfix1993]

Will do it Thanks

[@Desert_wings]

@@carfix1993 i had a problem with mine.. Its inaccurate and i cannot find its location.. Hoping you can help me..

[@carfix1993]

I think not the fault of sender unit common issue is faulty cluster guage
Not showing readings properly
Check your cluster or swap

[@Desert_wings]

@@carfix1993 thank you..

[@rubenfilippus2956]

Is this the same as 6G74?

[@leahamosschmidt5713]

Your an absolute legend for making this you help so much cheers mate

[@menendez12241983]

I am so confused, you did a great job by the way, but you didn’t change the fuel pump, and the little filter, the white one, you just change the plastic white thing, I am the opposite, I’m planning to change, the black fuel pump, and the little fuel filter, I don’t get it.?

[@DWong-zo8mm]

the 'plastic white thing' is the filter

[@carfix1993]

Yes

[@elisaneeespinola9004]

​@@carfix1993can you provide filter part number? Thanks.

[@hassenusman7857]

Hi, so I changed the filter,motor and strainer…..checked all fuses……it’s failing to start….what should I do? It’s a Mitsubishi Pajero 2002 6G74 3.5L V6 (Petrol)

[@bintAlyuosifmichanik]

Theis coer sim full puom PAJERO v6 3.0 modail 1997

[@hassenusman7857]

Can I pressure wash that plastic thing and clean out the dirt? And reuse it?

[@josefelizardo8025]

Thanks for the video it helps a lot mr. CaR fix

[@josefelizardo8025]

Hi i watching the way you dis and assemble

[@bernardopriolo8383]

Is 3.2 did NP Pajero the same?

[@orlanmedina3693]

Stupid car, good looks, but everything so complex

[@JasminaDragunov]

Boy you have not worked on post 2010 bmws then,pajero is piss easy to work on

[@jaredpursey3791]

​@@JasminaDragunov I was thinking the same....(not about the bmw)
Pajeros just need specific tools at times, like the timing belt tensioner.

[@asadmogal]

Bro i have pajero i always smell gas after stepping out of my car will you pls tell me the problem can be facing my car

[@carfix1993]

Check your chachol cannister

[@hassenusman7857]

Can I reuse that plastic thing

[@rsamansec]

Great Tutorial

[@anastasia4143]

Is the same for 4gen? (2008)

[@carfix1993]

Yes

[@yank7656]

the o rings are the biggest problem and causes of problems with the fuel tank

[@carlospanameno7000]

Can you elaborate? I'm having issues losing prime on mine and I can't get it to start now.

[@bintAlyuosifmichanik]

Good