K&NGasoline Fuel Filter: High Performance Fuel Filter, Premium Engine Protection, Compatible with 1988-2004 Honda/Acura Fuel Injected Gasoline Engines, PF-1200

The K&N PF-1200 Gasoline Fuel Filter is a high-performance option designed to provide premium protection and enhanced fuel filtration for fuel-injected gasoline engines, specifically those in 1988-2004 Honda and Acura vehicles. Known for their commitment to quality, K&N delivers a product that stands out in both performance and durability.This fuel filter features a multi-layer filtration system that effectively removes contaminants from your fuel, ensuring that only clean gasoline reaches your engine. This is crucial for maintaining engine efficiency, improving fuel economy, and prolonging engine life. The high-quality construction of the K&N PF-1200 means it can handle the demands of modern engines, especially those used in performance or daily driving scenarios.Installing the PF-1200 is straightforward, thanks to its precise fitment for compatible Honda and Acura models. The filter is built to last, with a robust design that resists wear, corrosion, and damage from harsh fuel additives. Its superior filtration capacity helps protect critical engine components such as injectors and pumps, preventing the buildup of harmful particles that could reduce engine performance or lead to costly repairs.Overall, the K&N PF-1200 Gasoline Fuel Filter is an excellent upgrade for Honda and Acura owners looking for a reliable, long-lasting filter that enhances engine performance and protection. With K&N’s reputation for quality, this fuel filter is a smart investment for those who want the best for their vehicle's engine health.

K&n is always known for their good products.

Fit great on the 1998 Civic Ex. Had not been changed for a long time. Seems to make a little difference especially at idle. I really like the fact that it came with 2 crush washers. Everything needed was in the box.

fits perfect on honda crv 1997-1999

So far so good had it on a few days now and no leaks it was leaking bad when I first got this car changed it with the crush washers it came with and no leaks would recommend to buy again!

I just replaced the original 21 year-old filter on my 1999 Civic EX 4-door, and would've given it 5 stars, but the steel tabs that support the fuel hose fitting and banjo bolt were too narrow.I simply put a piece of tape over the outlet side of the filter (you don't want steel filings in your new filter, do you?) and filed them a bit wider. Worked perfectly.I recommend this filter, just have a file handy to custom fit it.A few installation tips:Remove the battery...it gives you a little more room to work, and prevents you from catching your car on fire.When installing, put the filter in the support outside the car and loosely attach clamp and it's bolt finger tight.Next, bring the whole assembly over to the car and get the lower fuel line started by hand. Get it finger tight.Next, bolt the bracket back onto the firewall and tighten the filter clamp.Supporting the filter with appropriate wrenches that fit the upper and lower hexes built into it, tighten the lower line and install the outlet hose and banjo bolt with the two new large washers.Reinstall battery.Turn ignition key to the position before crank a few times to prime the filter and check for leaks.Start the car and have a beer or cold drink.Sheerness???The filter has a sheer black finish.

My car is a 2000 Integra GS. I had to put this out there because I ran into one little problem.This filter looks like OEM. Installation is fairly easy. Just make sure to release pressure from your fuel line (open gas cap, remove fuel pump fuse, and turn key to ignition, it'll stall on you).I won't run down the rest of the installation since there are dozens of youtube videos.Here's the problem with this filter on the Integras, the U groove where the fuel line neck sits in is TOO small!!!Some people mentioned manhandling the fuel line into the groove. I advise against that. It won't sit flush.Here's my advice. Make sure you tape the opening into the filter VERY well so nothing gets inside. Use a metal file and file down the inside of the U groove. I measured the fuel line neck and it's about 8mm. Once you finish that, the fuel line sits beautifully into the groove.*For extra measure against rust, I used a paint pen to cover the now exposed bare metal. I forgot to mention that I also used masking tape to catch the metal shavings.*Performance wise, seem like there's more power in my car and it seems to drive smoother. The fuel filter I took out was an 18 year old stock fuel filter. Yikes!I'd definitely get this filter again but next time, I might file the U groove ahead before I install it.

Direct fit for my 97 Honda civic. Seems of good quality and looks good. Wanted one that was black and not a cheap Chinese one. To my knowledge about 2/3 the cost of an oem one. Also came with all required washers which was nice not to have to worry about getting those. Had it installed for a few months now and it’s still working great. So it was worth it to pay for a reputable brand. Satisfied with purchase