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What You Need to Know About LPG Phase Gas Filters
Model: Dacia Sandero
B8
- Years 2012-2020
The gas phase filter, as seen on this Dacia Sandero, cleans the LPG before it reaches the injectors, trapping impurities and oily deposits that could clog and damage them. The filter should be replaced every 25,000/30,000 miles. Upon opening, the old filter showed liquid deposits and impurities inside the casing, and the filter cartridge appears dark and clogged compared to the new one, which is clean yellow. The removed filter was an economical replacement, but it performed excellently for 25,000 miles. For replacement, the YouTuber chose an original kit, which can be found on eBay with code 286090761092 for £20.00 with free delivery. Locate the filter near the air intake pipe, disconnect the small pipes and the gas inlet and outlet hoses; unscrew the support holding the filter in place, remove the old filter and replace it with the new one, ensuring the arrow directions are respected, reconnect the hoses, tighten the clips, and refit the support.
Posted on 15 March 2026 by ScegliAuto
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