Toyota Genuine Parts - Filter Assy, Fuel (23300-79545)

Great item. A must oem item as other brands thread pitch is not correct causing them to leak.

The great thing about using factory parts is they just fit right. There’s no having to screw with it’s off a little here or there. It just bolts in and you’re done.

Love this

Would have been nice if there were detailed instructions on how to install this part. I "guessed" that the two flat washers included in the box sat on top and below the banjo bolt and it must be correct because no gas leaks. Its quite a tricky replacement but I got lucky...

Fits 98 toyota camry. Took less than 30 minutes install. Always use oem parts. Makes life easy 😌

Filter was delivered quickly and looked great. Double checked fitment and it was correct for my car, 2000 Toyota Camry LE. However, when attempting to install the filter on my car, no matter what I did it would not seal on the compression fitting. I have dealt with compression fittings before both in cars and when repairing water lines in house. So I am familiar with them. But this time, with this filter, I could not get it to seal. I triple checked the fitment and it is the correct one for my car. Got the filter on as tight as I could but as soon as I would cycle the key, gas poured out of the filter through the compression fitting. I was getting so frustrated that I had to take several breaks to get away from the car before I did something stupid. Finally got to the point that I went to AutoZone and purchased a cheap filter. Once home, it went on sealing the fitting the first time. No leaking at all. I tested the seal several times before taking the car out, just in case. Unfortunately I can't return the filter as I used the bracket to the body with the cheap filter. Wasn't even thinking about the bracket at the time otherwise I would have used the bracket off the original filter. By the time I realized it, I was too damn tired and sweaty to change it out again(93° in Florida that day). Overall, it's well built and definitely a Toyota part, just got a defective one unfortunately. If you happen to be unfortunate enough to be unable to get the compression fitting to seal, don't beat yourself up or continue to reinstall it over and over again because it will not seal no matter what. Give up, return that one and get another filter to install.

This went on a 2000 Toyota Camry 4 cylinder. It made a difference in the performance of the car. The fuel filter must be changed on these vehicles every 50,000 miles.

I originally bought a filter from Auto Zone but it leaked from the bottom flange which I think was caused because the flared end wasn't quite right. It looked different too. This one worked perfect. It looked and fit just like the original. I only wish that they sold just the filter part for less since I didn't need the bracket. I didn't bother checking the toyota dealer since I hate dealerships lol.