jrkitching said:

That diagram is for the later Panda 312. This is the Panda 169 section.





No; that is the EVAP canister.

As has already been said, there is no routinely replaceable fuel filter on the petrol panda 169.

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The car is a 2013 model, it's shape is just like what's shown in the diagram so shouldn't there be a fuel filter in the engine bay??

Sorry if I've posted this in the wrong section, I've no idea about 312 or 169 sections? All I know is that it's the current shape, so 2012 on wards basically.

I've just seen that GSF do in fact list it has a lifetime fuel filter,....well I never, what on earth were Fiat thinking, the sale of more fuel pumps maybe. Lol

https://www.gsfcarparts.com/parts/service-parts/filters/fuel-filter

earthman said:

I've just seen that GSF do in fact list it has a lifetime fuel filter,....well I never, what on earth were Fiat thinking, the sale of more fuel pumps maybe. Lol

https://www.gsfcarparts.com/parts/service-parts/filters/fuel-filter

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Nothing to do with that
This isn't the 1980s petrol is rarely contaminated by anything ta fuel filter would catch these

A lot of petrol cars are like that these days with lifetime filters

Fiat and Opel, share engine design (Fiat-GM Powertrain in Torino)
For a long time I was convinced of the absence of a fuel filter in my wife's Corsa, until:







You just have to look in the right place, and see if it is there.

If it was me looking, I would just follow the fuel pipe from engine to tank, if you find a filter wonderful, if not then there isn't one.
as far as I know the 169 Panda doesn't have a fuel filter, I don't know about the post 2012 (312) Panda though...……………...