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[Sir Tigger KC]

Mine's on 222.000 ish and I've no idea when the petrol filter was changed last if ever. 

However, as the LPG system was installed at around 50,000 I can't say I've lost any sleep over it! 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Mine's on 222.000 ish and I've no idea when the petrol filter was changed last if ever. 

However, as the LPG system was installed at around 50,000 I can't say I've lost any sleep over it! 

88,000 miles for mine. I've just had a check underneath and the fuel filter is as dry as a nun's fanny. The one on the Corsa was literally dripping petrol so I had no option but to replace it. It was far more accessible than the mighty MV6 though.

I might invest in the tool to remove the clips if it is not too expensive.

[Webby the Bear]

Mine's on 222.000 ish and I've no idea when the petrol filter was changed last if ever. 

However, as the LPG system was installed at around 50,000 I can't say I've lost any sleep over it! 

88,000 miles for mine. I've just had a check underneath and the fuel filter is as dry as a nun's fanny. The one on the Corsa was literally dripping petrol so I had no option but to replace it. It was far more accessible than the mighty MV6 though.

I might invest in the tool to remove the clips if it is not too expensive.

Even with said tool I broke it. Ham-fisted sod at times 

I simply fitted 10mm fuel line over the broken fuel line and over the new filter and secured with small jubilee clips. Been like that for 40k miles now and no signs of leakage 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Mine's on 222.000 ish and I've no idea when the petrol filter was changed last if ever. 

However, as the LPG system was installed at around 50,000 I can't say I've lost any sleep over it! 

88,000 miles for mine. I've just had a check underneath and the fuel filter is as dry as a nun's fanny. The one on the Corsa was literally dripping petrol so I had no option but to replace it. It was far more accessible than the mighty MV6 though.

I might invest in the tool to remove the clips if it is not too expensive.

Even with said tool I broke it. Ham-fisted sod at times 

I simply fitted 10mm fuel line over the broken fuel line and over the new filter and secured with small jubilee clips. Been like that for 40k miles now and no signs of leakage 

Thanks, Mr Bear.

It's nice to know that all is not lost if I fuc* up.