Very much so. A dirty filter causes restriction in fuel line then which requires more fuel to be pushed through into engine. Also can cause rough idle and sometimes stalling
You need to be more specific with your question. There are too many variables that can affect fuel consumption, such as: Clogged fuel filter, dirty air filter, old/dirty sparkplugs, weak coil, etc.
Poor performance, poor fuel mileage.
Yes
There is no way to know for sure. That is why you just replace the filter at a set mileage. I recommend every 50,000 miles.
Dirty air filter, Tune up, Vacuum leaks,
A dirty/plugged fuel filter is like tying a knot in your fuel line.
You will not know until your engine stops. For this reason fuel filters are just replaced a a set mileage. I recommend every 75,000 miles unless the filter is in the fuel tank. In that case it requires no maintanence.
It could be a variety of things. dirty air filter, worn out spark plugs, bad 02 sensor, clogged fump filter, or even dirty injectors.
this could be caused by, dragging brakes low tire pressure, dirty fuel filter dirty air filter wrong viscosity oil and last but not least A HEAVY FOOT ON THE GAS PEDAL Bad coolant Temp sensor
Bad fuel, dirt in the fuel filter, dirty air filter.
a dirty air filter or a dirty fuel filter will cause a diesel to smoke
The fuel filter removes any contaminents and water that comes from a dirty tank or cheap fuel.