caballogris

Hi guys!! I'm Javier, from Barcelona, Spain... I'm a proud owner of a 1993 Jeep Cherokee XJ 4.0 Limited, imported to this country from Canada. It have 217.000 km and yesterday it leave us at side of road caused to a odd fail... I've described it at proper section, hoping that someone can give me a hand. Thank you!!!!

Bugout4x4

Hola amigo, el jeep, la experiencia es única y muy buena? Esta comunidad es muy buena para ayudarle si usted lo necesita. Por favor déjenos saber...

Edit (Hello friend, The jeep experience is quite unique and very good right? This community is very good for helping you if you need it. Please let us know...)

Bugout4x4

Your english is very good man. Welcome!

Outlaw Star

Welcome to CF from the USA!

caballogris

Thank you guys... Now I'm trying to correct my fail (I'm still looking for a correct fuel filter).

Bugout4x4

I am finding several options in my search for some reason. What does it look like? Is it the type that slides in with o-rings? I honestly don't know what the 93 has for filters but these guys ship world wide.

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/j...el+filter,6200

caballogris

Hi: well, mine its a in-line filter just like standard filters but bigger....
May be so easy to find, but I haven't free time to search... Sure I will buy it at any web in Europe and wait till saturday to mount and test it...

Bugout4x4

Cool...it's just a basic canister filter just like a common universal inline filter. All you want to do is try and find one for ANYTHING that has the correct sized input and output nipples. 3/8"... 1/4". You can shim up the clamp that holds the canister in place with a piece of rubber or Etc.

But I did see that same filter on the link I gave you if you want it to be an exact OEM replacement.

Does it have a female fitting on the end I cannot see?