<center><img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v405/A4orce84/IMG_0742.jpg"></center><p>Hey Guys,

So I was searching, and with the help of a fellow AW, was able to install my boost gauge last weekend. Unfortunately I had the dreaded buzzing when getting on the boost. Searching I found alot of A4 owners tried using a fuel filter, and they said it quieted things up a bit:

https://forums.audiworld.com/a4/msgs/1079111.phtml

I purchased the above picture fuel filter, and now as you can see I threw a watch in for scale as some people were confused about that yesterday. I'll say it's fairly big maybe about 1/4 inch around and actually made for cars. I think I remember someone saying I should try to get a fuel filter for a lawn mower, but I didn't find much lawn mower parts at the automotive store I was at. Using the above post, I went to the local auto parts store, they were unable to locate it with the part number the previous post mentioned. Maybe it's changed now since that post was from 3 years back. So I bought the smallest fuel filter I could find, which is what the above picture is, I haven't opened it or done anything because I want to make sure I bought the right part. Is this what other A4 owners are using for the buzzing boost gauge issue? I think it's too big to even fit in the engine bay, but thats just why I wanted to check. If anyone could provide any pics or updated part #'s for the actual fuel filter they used, I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks!

--Asif

 

If you were going to make yourself semi-transparent in your sig, why did you wear a striped shirt?

 

go to a hobby shop and get a filter for a gas airplane or a gas car. they are much smaller and should fit better. i think ecs sells something for this purpose but i dont know anything about it.

 

If it fits, install it.

 

I still think his sig looks neat...better than mine...(simple and meh)

 

what other people are using

 

all the comments on my sig guys, my friend (silveravnt) made it. He's a pshop master. Now back to the post! =)

 

And I happen to still claim Amature Status :-)

 

yeah its under Misc, the "No-Buzz T-Fitting"

 

There are hundreds of fuel filters. Its not like the part is expensive.