1640003J0A Nissan STRAINER FUEL, Price: 10.34$, Weight: 0.09kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Nissan

    1640003J0A

    STRAINER FUEL

    		 521

    0.09

    2-3

    10.34$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Nissan
    1640003J0A 
    STRAINER FUEL
    		491
    0.104
     Dispatch 24h
    12.37$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Nissan
    1640003J00 
    STRAINER ASSY-FUEL
    		0
    0.104
    -
    10.19$
    		 Not Available

    Understanding the importance of a Fuel Strainer

    In the heart of every car's performance is a component called the fuel strainer, a crucial piece in ensuring that your vehicle is running smoothly and efficiently. One might liken it to a fine sieve or a filter, drawing a parallel with its principal operation within an automobile. For Nissan vehicles, the part number 1640003J0A is a commonly used fuel strainer.

    Why is the Fuel Strainer required

    The purpose of a fuel strainer is to filter out impurities from the fuel before it reaches the engine. These impurities can range from dust particles to rust flakes which, although they may seem insignificant, can cause considerable damage to a car's engine over time if not filtered out. The fuel strainer facilitates the smooth operation of the engine by ensuring that only clean fuel enters the combustion chamber.

    How does a Fuel Strainer work

    A fuel strainer works by trapping the contaminants inside its tiny pores while allowing the clean fuel to pass through. It's strategically located in the fuel line, between the fuel tank and the engine. As fuel pumps from the tank to the engine, it first passes through the strainer, ensuring that any unwanted particles are caught, preventing them from getting into the engine.

    Consequences of a Broken Fuel Strainer

    A broken or malfunctioning fuel strainer can lead to a series of problems for the car's engine. If impurities in the fuel are not filtered out, they can cause wear and tear to the engine's components, leading to reduced engine efficiency and performance. Over time, this can even lead to a complete engine failure. Symptoms of a damaged fuel strainer can include rough idling, difficulty starting the car, decreased fuel efficiency, and even engine stalling. Any of these symptoms should prompt immediate attention to prevent expensive repair costs down the line.

    List of Compatible Car Models

    This specific fuel strainer, part number 1640003J0A, is compatible with the following Nissan car models:
    • Nissan Safari
    • Nissan Safari Pick Up