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Read articles →An owner-shot walkthrough of changing both fuel filters on a Mahindra 1635, covering filter part numbers (9003 and H22-012, noting the 025-to-012 swap is fine), the tools needed (fuel filter wrench, 13mm), a stubborn canister tip, skipping the fuel shutoff, priming afterward, and a rough service interval of around 200 hours. Brief and unpolished, but practically useful for 1635 owners doing this job themselves for the first time.
Posted by the J T channel, which appears to be an owner sharing firsthand maintenance experience, with no channel description or credentials provided.
You need a fuel filter wrench for the canister filter and a 13mm bolt for the second filter.
The owner did his at a little over 200 hours and says it should be good for another couple hundred hours after replacement.
The owner could not find the fuel cutoff, so he advises working quickly since fuel will trickle out.
Yes, the original H22-025 filter can be swapped for the H22-012 version since they are interchangeable.
