Part Number For Nm35 Fuel Filter.

[bennyb110]

Does anyone have the part number for a replacement fuel filter for our M35's?

Are they the same as the V35/G35 and or 350Z's

cheers

benny

[iamhe77]

Yep, same as 350z/V35

[bigkevracer]

When I ordered one last the dealer (Main North Nissan in Adelaide) had a listing for the Stagea, and were quite happy to double check the part numbers were the same with NM35 and 350Z. They did everything and I put it in on the long weekend, right as rain.

[bennyb110]

OEM part number I have located so far is 16400-4M405. Is this a match with the part you installed?

[iamhe77]

Is it the 350z fuel filter? If so, it is the correct one.

I can't remember the part number, but Google images tells me that it looks like it.

[PN-Mad]

I believe there are multiple part numbers for what is essentially the same part.

Just so happens....

[bangahh]

How much from the dealer and does it come with O rings ??

[bigkevracer]

About $35-40 trade, mine didn't come with O rings.

[scotty nm35]

Fuel tank Oring: 17342-01A00 $16

Fuel Filter Strainer: 16400-4M405

[ironpaw]

Spoke with Brighton Nissan, asked for a 350z fuel filter and the retard on the phone quoted me $1000. Pretty sure he was serious.

Rang FTG Nissan and ordered one from them. $35...

[scotty nm35]

He quoted you for the complete pump assembly, because retard.

[ironpaw]

He quoted you for the complete pump assembly, because retard.

HAHA. I said "is this just for the filter" like 3 times...

[Daleo]

Obviously thought that's a fairly reasonable price for a throwaway part.

Nissan staff are clearly being paid too much.

Losing touch with the common man.

[NickM91]

Sorry for the dig, is changing out the filter much of a job?

[scotty nm35]

It's fairly straight forward, other than it's in the tank. Only attempt it with a low fuel level.

If you plan to do it, make sure you have the Stagea filter PN: 16400-4M405 as the V35/350z one is different.

Also replace the tank Oring pn: 17342-01A00

And it would be a good idea to replace the filter outlet Oring PN: 17049-4M400 as they usually leak causing low fuel pressure.

Make sure when you do the 6 screws back up you take it easy, they are extremely soft and easily strip.

[b.sabbath]

I just replaced mine 2 days ago,the part number is 16400-4m405 strainer assembly (same as scotty quoted)

was easy job, about 1/2 hr, watch out for the pressure in the fuel line when you take them off (will spray a fair distance.) and yes (again scottys right) the screws will strip easy if not careful (did one myself )

Edited November 10, 2013 by b.sabbath

[ironpaw]

It's fairly straight forward, other than it's in the tank. Only attempt it with a low fuel level.

Even better if there's a fat red back hiding in the pump cavity hey Scott