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Astra H 17.cdti 100km: Engine Won't Start After Fuel Filter Replacement

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  • #1 16401908
    gregor1x
    Level 8  
    Hey..

    I have a small problem I have astre h 17.cdti 100km I wanted to change the fuel filter after replacing the filter I start the engine after a short turn-off and I do not want to start turning until the battery sits down .. What I do wrong ...

    and to drive again I put in the old fuel filter and start the cables from the second car and after a while it starts me
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  • #2 16402002
    kjancz
    Level 12  
    After replacing the fuel filter with a new one, follow this procedure the filter is empty and must be filled with fuel. Therefore, we turn the ignition until the controls appear and we hear the pump. Repeat this procedure at least three times
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  • #3 16402012
    tomek4
    Level 21  
    Check the o-rings for sure.
  • #4 16402047
    kjancz
    Level 12  
    Compare a new filter with the old one or somehow different, for example: size. Insert the new one in the same way as you put on the old one and check the tightness of the filter housing
  • #5 16403746
    gregor1x
    Level 8  
    I checked this, in addition to the appearance, how differently a few millimeters differs the new is bigger .. but ale.kupowalem in the store where the guest was looking in the catalog ..
  • #6 16412440
    kjancz
    Level 12  
    Bigger, even by a few millimeters, it may cause that you do not tighten the filter housing
  • #7 16412452
    MobilTruck
    Level 31  
    kjancz wrote:
    Therefore, we turn the ignition until the controls appear and we hear the pump's operation

    Do not write nonsense, there is no back-up pump. Badly vented system. Replace the filter housing, replace the gaskets (small and large) and it must be fine.
  • #8 16412482
    kjancz
    Level 12  
    Buddy did not write anything about the pumping pump. He wrote that the new fuel filter is a few millimeters bigger and I'm just saying that if he put a larger filter into the housing it can cause that he will not be able to turn the fuel housing and this will result in leakage and aeration the
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  • #9 16412502
    MobilTruck
    Level 31  
    kjancz wrote:
    We will hear the operation of the pump. We repeat this procedure at least three times
    kjancz wrote:
    Buddy, I did not write anything about pumping pumps

    Is this the pump you wrote about here called?
  • #10 16412508
    kjancz
    Level 12  
    Here is what you hit Astra H 17.cdti - the problem with changing the fuel filter


    I did not write anything about the pump but about the fuel filter where you read something about the pump

    Added after 5 [minutes]:

    I probably meant a high pressure pump
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  • #11 16412527
    MobilTruck
    Level 31  
    The second post in this topic is who wrote?
  • #13 16412995
    autoas
    Level 42  
    Write what company is the new filter ... and sometimes not the filtrron ...
  • #14 16827957
    mateo1311
    Level 1  
    why not filtron? is something wrong with the fuel filters of this company?
  • #15 16828404
    MikeC
    Level 32  
    I confirm how my colleague @autoas that with filters filtrona fuel for the 1.7 engine in the oplu is some massacre - it's not about the filters only with gaskets which are included with them. I had cases that the filter housing was sealed on the seals (these filterron seals last hard mercilessly ) after replacing the gaskets from other even cheap Chinese people it was OK !!!!! Earlier there were no problems with the filterer and now I do not know what to think.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an issue with an Astra H 17.cdti 100km where the engine fails to start after a fuel filter replacement. The original poster describes the problem of the engine not starting, leading to battery drain. Responses suggest that the new fuel filter may not be properly installed or compatible, with recommendations to fill the filter with fuel before starting, check O-rings, and ensure the new filter matches the old one in size. Some users mention issues with specific brands of filters, particularly Filtron, indicating that the seals may not be effective, leading to leaks and air in the system. The consensus is that proper installation and compatibility of the fuel filter are crucial for the engine to start correctly.
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