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  1. 23rd September 2024, 08:12 PM #1
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    Cheap Ebay fuel filter water sensor WKW500080 no good.

    Not looking for crys of "only buy genuine" as this has generally never been an issue for me, its more nuanced than that, but sure enough there will be times when that knock off "oem" is no good, and this is one of them, as when its over $200-300 for genuine plastic vs $20 i was going to try...

    Anyway, lasted about 5 months and started leaking, tightening seems to have stopped it (fingers crossed) but when doing so and inspecting i noticed that the leaking diesel had broken down the wire insulation such that it was just falling off,

    So decided cant really trust the rest of it, and dont really want it failing worse and pumping fuel out so ordered a genuine (also on ebay for $225)

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  2. 24th September 2024, 08:20 AM #2
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    I fitted a Ryco filter to mine and no issues in the 5 months since, Z1116. Around $100 but currently $83 at supercheap.
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  3. 24th September 2024, 08:31 AM #3
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    looks like it come with a plug, are you suggesting you just run it without the sensor ?
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  4. 24th September 2024, 11:40 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by haydent View Post
    looks like it come with a plug, are you suggesting you just run it without the sensor ?
    No reuse the sensor, if comes with new orings.
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    oh neat, thats great to know that they make one and that you get the new orings that way. i think id also keep the plug in my spares
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    My sensor is long gone (removed by the workshop)... No more errors at least, but I do worry about the day I actually have water in the fuel...!
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    Unfortunately with Land Rovers the cheap pattern aftermarket knock off parts are generally poor quality and a waste of time with their limited life span. I've found the OEM offerings to generally be the sweet spot of well priced and quality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by loanrangie View Post
    I fitted a Ryco filter to mine and no issues in the 5 months since, Z1116. Around $100 but currently $83 at supercheap.
    How are you finding the Z1116 filter. I like to change my fuel filters every 20k this could be a good option.
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    Quote Originally Posted by coopers1969 View Post
    How are you finding the Z1116 filter. I like to change my fuel filters every 20k this could be a good option.
    Absolutely no issues whatsoever.
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    Ryco is good gear.
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