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Fuel Filters

88635AR670 - : Seat Heater Pad for Infiniti Image

Seat Heater Pad

Infiniti 88635-AR670
Right side with split bench. Q45. Seat back. Rear seat. Left side with split bench.
Discontinued
88635AG540 - : Seat Back Heater for Infiniti Image

Seat Back Heater

Infiniti 88635-AG540
Left side with split bench. Q45. Seat back. Rear seat.
Discontinued
173372L910 - : Hose for Infiniti Image

Hose

Infiniti 17337-2L910
Emission.
Discontinued
2528040U00 - : Release Switch for Infiniti Image

Release Switch

Infiniti 25280-40U00
I30. Fuel door.
Discontinued
172211NL0C - : Filler Neck for Infiniti Image

Filler Neck

Infiniti 17221-1NL0C
Q60. Coupe. G25, G37.
Discontinued
172215Y702 - : Filler Neck for Infiniti Image

Filler Neck

Infiniti 17221-5Y702
I30, I35.
Discontinued
226937S000 - : Oxygen Sensor for Infiniti Image

Oxygen Sensor

Infiniti 22693-7S000
QX56. Front. Right & left. Air-Fuel Ratio Sensor.
Discontinued
172211NY0C - : Filler Neck for Infiniti Image

Filler Neck

Infiniti 17221-1NY0C
Q60. Convertible. G25, G37.
Discontinued
226933WY0A - : Oxygen Sensor for Infiniti Image

Oxygen Sensor

Infiniti 22693-3WY0A
Air-Fuel Ratio Sensor. QX70. 5.0l. Front.
Discontinued
161198J103 - : Throttle Body for Infiniti Image

Throttle Body

Infiniti 16119-8J103
Incl.Electronic Throttle Body Actuator. G35. To 12/2006. Fx. 3.5l. M35. From 4/06. To 11/05. I35.
Discontinued
172211NY0A - : Filler Neck for Infiniti Image

Filler Neck

Infiniti 17221-1NY0A
G25, G37. Convertible.
Discontinued

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Guide to INFINITI Fuel Filters

The gas your INFINITI vehicle runs on contains contaminants, leftovers from its production process. If it weren't for your fuel filters -- namely, a strainer in the fuel tank, and one in the main fuel line -- they'd build up in your fuel pump and fuel injectors, not to mention the rest of your engine. At that point, they'd start to cause problems. In short, it'd get tougher for your fuel system to move gas, and that usually means engine trouble.

How to Spot Fuel Filter Problems

Luckily, a fuel filter that's going bad has some telltale signs, and they're relatively easy to spot. They include:

  • A "Check Engine" light on the dash
  • Rough startups
  • Engine lag and misfires
  • Engine stalling
  • Shuddering when idling
  • Being unable to start your vehicle at all

Complete engine failure, however, is usually consistent with fuel filter failure. Seeing any of the symptoms? Plug in a code reader and run an inspection to get a better idea of what's happening. If the results indicate fuel filter problems, your best option is replacement.

Save When You Repair Your Fuel System the Right Way -- Using Genuine INFINITI Fuel Filters

Your OEM makes its fuel filters specifically to fit its models. Therefore, they're the best choices for when it's time for a change. You're in luck: you can order them right here online at our auto parts store, and at prices up to 35% lower than the MSRP that other websites and dealers may charge.