Amazingly like a good fuel filter. Most fuel filters nowadays are sealed units where you replace the entire thing, not just the inside filter part, and you can't even see the filter itself without cutting it open (at which point you can pretty much take it for granted that it's NOW a bad fuel filter).
Replace the filter It is never a bad idea to replace a fuel filter if the problem still persists you need to look elsewhere for the problem.
sounds like you have a bad cam position sensor,a clogged fuel filter,or a bad fuel pump sounds like you have a bad cam position sensor,a clogged fuel filter,or a bad fuel pump
it looks bad
it very well could be a fuel issue like a bad fuel filter or a clogged sock,bad fuel pump if you replace the pump always replace the filter
They don't have one. They have a screen in the gas tank that is suppose to filter all that bad stuff out of your fuel lines. I asked the dealer where it was, and that was what they told me. I haven't had any trouble yet, and I have over 145k on the car.
The best thing to do is replace the fuel filter anyway. You will need to do it even if the fuel pump is bad, so you have nothing to lose. You can listen to hear iif the fuel pump is kicking on at all. If it is, just do the fuel filter. Its much cheaper and easier than the fuel pump. Then you can test the fuel pressure to see if the pump is bad after you replace the filter.
Only if you think you have a bad fuel filter, when GM. put the filter in the tank it don't seam like there is much of a problem with the filters.
If it feels like a straight flow than its good if it feels like its spitting than its bad
I would repair the fuel problem-like a bad fuel pump-or bad relay-or blown fuse-or BLOCKED FUEL FILTER-or out of fuel-or bad fuel-
fuel pump is bad
no it dosent only filter it has is the diesel filter under the bonnet change that if still running bad check the tank fuel pump as they rot like mad
A plugged fuel filter can reduce or completely block the flow of fuel.