Perodua Myvi parts -> ship to Europe
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 Jun 18 2021, 01:11 AM
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Sorry man, if there was no restriction in shipping, I would more than gladly to help you purchase and send them to you Also the one you highlighted is called a fuel sock/in tank fuel filter/fuel strainer. It a generic part that shared with alot of toyota lower CC cars Denso 952-0006 https://www.ebay.com/itm/190676706787?epid=...JoAAOSwn9VacEcl try give em a call on it  my44, Biomecanoid, and 1 other liked this post
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Jun 18 2021, 01:15 AM
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Also, you can just add an extra fuel filter under the hood. It ain't that hard/expensive, especially when the car doesn't have a proper one
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Jun 25 2021, 04:24 AM
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QUOTE(Pop The Bubbles @ Jun 25 2021, 02:23 AM) You might as well get the generic fuel pump from Bosch and Denso, they use the similar fuel pump. This^The genuine parts are about 15-20 euro each... Don't bother with those less than 6-8 euro. Seems easy.  QUOTE(Biomecanoid @ Jun 25 2021, 03:11 AM) As far as I can tell my car does not have any issues and the pump is working fine. I was hoping to just change the filter since the car is 15 years old. As I mention previously, its a generic denso that's used in Toyota, daihatsu and other cars utilizing a denso fuel pump.So what is the solution to get the filter ? Because the whole assembly costs 300-4oo euro. I am just trying to do some preventative maintenance. Further, these types aren't too great and you're better off adding an addition line-in fuel filter in the engine compartment |
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