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FS-7911 Sakura | FF2005 Fuel Filter GF130 | FS7911

Part FSAFS7911 ·UPC 8997879502297
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Description

Sakura FS7911 fuel filter; enhances fuel purity; in-line design; compatible with Audi 80; fits 1981-1983 models; Bosch GF130 cross-reference.

The FS-7911 Sakura fuel filter is designed for the Audi 80 from 1981 to 1983, ensuring efficient purification and optimal engine performance. This in-line filter is essential for maintaining your vehicle's health by capturing impurities and protecting the engine components. It replaces the Bosch GF130 and Repco RPF1003 filters, offering dependable filtration with an 8 mm outlet and 6 mm inlet.

Benefits

  • Improves engine performance by providing cleaner fuel
  • reduces wear on engine components
  • easy to install
  • reliable and durable construction.

Technical

Recommended for maintaining fuel purity and engine performance. Specifications align with OEM standards for easy fitment and optimal operation.

Specifications

Part number
FSAFS7911
UPC
8997879502297
Box quantity
250

Dimensions

Length
43 mm
Width
43 mm
Height
113 mm
Outer diameter
40 mm

Connection

Inlet
6 & 8
Outlet
6 & 8

Product details

  • TypeIn-Line Filter
  • Outlet Diameter8 mm
  • Inlet Diameter6 mm
  • Compatible ModelsAudi 80 (1981-1983)
  • Replaces Bosch GF130, Repco RPF1003
  • Height 1110 mm
  • Height 247 mm

Cross references

BOSCH
GF130
Repco
RPF1003

Fitment

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Fitment notes

Vehicle Applications: Audi 80, 1981 - 1983, 1.9 CD-5S B2 Sedan, 85KW, Fuel Line Position.

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