How do I check the fuel inlet on the 2013 ford explorer?

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Mike E January 25, 2021
The fuel filter on the 2013 Ford Explorer is a part of the fuel pump. In most cases the fuel pump is along the underside of the vehicle, attached to the fuELRail. Getting to it is quite simple, as it is only held in place by a couple of bolts, and these are easy enough to remove. The replacement cost can vary and is between 200 and 800 on average. In some cases however You will find the filter and pump are an internal part of the gas tank. If this is the case then You will need to get a new gas tank to replace the pump, but there will be external access to put a new filter in. Prices for this are about the same, maybe a few hundred more than just the pump.
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Nancy T. April 9, 2020
If the check fuel inlet warning is displayed on a 2013 ford explorer, this could indicate an issue with the gas cap, it could be damaged or not properly secured.
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Al. Amoros November 22, 2022
Not sure
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Ray February 27, 2022
Mine started coming up after our explorer was hit from behind. I suspect poor seal around the capless fuel door. I noticed the door shuts less securely now... Vacuum leak
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