Thread: D4 MY12 fuel filter

My only gripe with the standard filter is that if there is a need to drain the bowl, its not just a roadside 5 minute task. I had a persistant water in fuel warning on a rainy night well away from civilisation. I deduced that the sensor circuit was likely to be faulty due to having driven many kms since refuelling so resumed driving. A duplicate detection system with a readily emptied bowl would have confirmed my suspicions but all I could do was to hope my reasoning was correct.

I would fit a less expensive version of Water Watch if one was available, or possibly even a duplicate of the original wired in parallel.

Originally Posted by tempestv8

Does anyone know how many microns the LR fuel filter is rated at? And is replaced as part of standard servicing by LR dealerships, or is it left alone until the owner reports that a warning light comes on?

It's replaced at 50000.....

Don't know about how low she goes.

Brett.....