MANN-FILTER Fuel Filter - WK 8019/1


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The MANN-FILTER WK 8019/1 is an essential maintenance component designed for vehicle owners and DIY mechanics who require a high-efficiency spin-on fuel filter for Hyundai and Kia models. This filter provides critical protection by removing contaminants from the fuel system, helping to prevent engine wear and maintain optimal combustion efficiency, though it is vital to verify OEM part number compatibility for your specific vehicle trim before installation to ensure a proper seal.
| Model Part Number | WK 8019/1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | MANN-FILTER |
You should follow the recommended service intervals outlined in your vehicle's owner's manual, typically ranging from 30,000 to 60,000 miles.
No. It is only compatible with specific models. You must cross-reference your vehicle's VIN or OEM part number with the WK 8019/1 specs before purchase.
A fuel filter wrench is recommended for safe removal of the old filter without damaging the fuel lines or housing mounts.
Consult your vehicle's service manual; some diesel or high-pressure systems require pre-filling to prevent air from entering the injectors.
The WK 8019/1 features M12x1.25-6H and M16x1.5-6H threads.
Stop immediately to avoid cross-threading. Ensure the filter is perfectly perpendicular to the mount and the threads match your vehicle's specifications.
Ensure the old gasket from the previous filter did not remain stuck to the mounting bracket. Tighten to the recommended specification if dry.
To install the WK 8019/1, start by locating your vehicle's fuel filter housing, usually found along the chassis or near the engine firewall. Always use a fuel filter wrench to remove the old unit. Before installing the new filter, lubricate the rubber gasket with a thin film of clean fuel to ensure a proper seal. Thread the filter on by hand until it makes contact, then tighten according to your vehicle's specific torque requirements. Compatibility is critical; check your service manual or the OEM number on your current filter against the WK 8019/1 specifications to confirm the M12 and M16 thread matches. Always dispose of the used filter and trapped fuel in accordance with local environmental regulations.