Yes. A dirty fuel filter can restrict the full and even flow of fuel to the engine, as well as pass along contaminants that can foul the fuel injectors, carbuerator, and combustion chambers.
Yes. When you suspect it is clogged, replace it.
Clogged fuel filter Failing fuel pump Dirty plugs Failing plug wires Dirty Air Filter
dirty fuel filter, bad fuel pump,or clogged fuel lines.start with the fuel filter
Possible causes: faulty spark plug; dirty or clogged fuel filter; dirty or clogged air filter; carburetor needs adjustment.
It could be a variety of things. dirty air filter, worn out spark plugs, bad 02 sensor, clogged fump filter, or even dirty injectors.
The most common cause of engine revving is a dirty or clogged air filter.
Look for a dirty/clogged air filter or fuel filter. A more likely cause would be a blockage inside the carburetor. Secondary, a bad gasket somewhere between the carb and engine block. A clogged fuel filter would allow the engine to run ok for a few minutes before surging, and a blocked air filter would cause a rich running condition.
There are numerous issues that can cause a lack of power during acceleration. Common causes include a clogged fuel filter, a clogged air filter, and dirty fuel injectors.
Can be any of the following that cause this problem. clogged Fuel Filter, dirty Air Filter, clogged/damaged Exhaust, O2 sensor, Coil going bad.
Do you have a check engine light on? COuld be a Solenoid that determines boost for the Turbo (if equipped), clogged fuel filter, clogged Catalytic converter, dirty air filter
dirty filter or stripped bands. pray its a dirty filter. loosenutbehindthewheel@berettastuff.com
A dirty or clogged air filter would cause excessive fuel consumption, and it could cause the engine to surge, but I'm not sure about the drop in your alternator guage.