does someone know about the filters you can put in your fuel line to take out the air bubbles in our fuel, ive also heard there is one to also take out the silicone in petrol.

There should already be a "bleed-valve" at the end of the fuel-rail (like a tyre-valve) ;)

ye but while your driving about your fuel moves about causing air in you tank meaning there will be air in your fuel all the time just heard there is an inline filter that takes all air out of the fuel going into your engine as your using it which should mean cleaner and better engine performance or am i just silly like the missis says ?

ye but while your driving about your fuel moves about causing air in you tank meaning there will be air in your fuel all the time just heard there is an inline filter that takes all air out of the fuel going into your engine as your using it which should mean cleaner and better engine performance or am i just silly like the missis says ?

Silly Sausage

Common fuel rail. Takes the fuel from bottom of rail and rest is fed to tank

This is why there is an early warning light on yer dash "Low Fuel"... Fill her up yer tight git :P :lol:

im still not convinced

im still not convinced

What do you need convincing off matey?

There may be air in the fuel but the rail sorts it out when it reaches the injectors. If there was air passing through the injectors, the car would run lumpy