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Hello dear Morgan addicts !
I have a problem with my Morgan 4+4 from the year
It is a 1.6 litre 112 hp.
the car has no fuel filter. Is this normal?
I have already dismantled the rear and the fuel line completely
traced. There is no fuel filter.
Does anyone have any ideas. Or do I have to retrofit one?
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The 1.6cc Sigma engine (if yours is a 2011 4/4)) must have a fuel filter, I read somewhere that the fuel filter change is every 15,000 miles. I am not sure of the location, but someone will be along shortly with more info.
Craig Jezz
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The 1.6cc Sigma engine (if yours is a 2011 4/4)) must have a fuel filter, I read somewhere that the fuel filter change is every 15,000 miles. I am not sure of the location, but someone will be along shortly with more info. It's number 11 on this post of yours Craig  . OP note direction of flow when you replace it.... and put your fag out first  ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2018/04/09/fuelsys.jpg)
2009 4/4 Sport Henrietta
1999 Indigo Blue +8
2009 4/4 Sport Green prev
1993 Con Green +8 prev
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The 1.6cc Sigma engine (if yours is a 2011 4/4)) must have a fuel filter, I read somewhere that the fuel filter change is every 15,000 miles. I am not sure of the location, but someone will be along shortly with more info. It's number 11 on this post of yours Craig . OP note direction of flow when you replace it.... and put your fag out first Not easy to get to then on a 4/4 Sport (with no spare wheel)
Craig Jezz
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Yup, it'll be a pain in the arse to access and explains why the OP thinks he doesn't have one, he just can't see it I suspect.
Canister filters came along with fuel injection for obvious reasons so he has to have one fitted.
2009 4/4 Sport Henrietta
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I think you have to take the rear near vertical internal panel out? Unless you can reach it with the parcel shelf removed.
Graham (G4FUJ)
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Don’t forget to de-pressurise system first. Remove fuel pump fuse and start car to run for a minute or so. Have something ready to catch fuel when separating the pipes.
Doug
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The fuel hoses clip to the in/out pipes on the filter ends. They fit over a bead on the pipe and you release them by pressing on a part of the pipe clip.
Injection engines run with a higher fuel pressure than carburettor ones so releasing the pressure is a must. Catch the drips that will fall out when you release the fuel lines!
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Hello and good morning.
Thanks for the help. Everything is different for me.
On the drawing you can see. The line goes from the fuel pump directly to the injectors.
Line number 10 goes directly to the recuperation tank for the petrol gases. My Morgan has no more connections.
I don't understand how this can be possible.
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