Fuel filter - Toyota ist, 1.3 liter, 2002

To be honest, I'm a little curtailed on gas mileage. On the last car, I first noted the consumption at each refueling, then scored - a consistently full tank every 2 weeks when coasting somewhere around 200-230 km in the city. I got used to it, and even somewhere I stopped taking a steam bath in general.
I bought an ista, which ... attention - I quote - has a flow rate in the city of around 6 liters (I note that the Prius has a flow rate of 5 liters). When buying a car asked — what expense — well, somewhere around 6-7. Go, I decided.
Yes, the consumption is certainly less than on Ceres. But not nearly the same as the Prius. About two times more. Well, I grunted, tried turning off the air conditioner, then barely pressing the pedal, and then scored - in the end, 10-11 liters is not 17, you can live.
And here, yeah, I read on the forums - the dude writes he changed the fuel filter, and, as they say, he felt the difference. Yeah, I thought, looked at the photo report, decided to wait for the holidays and change
. I bought a filter, they replaced it in a couple of hours, I swept a circle along Lenin and put the car in the parking lot.
More details will become clear the day after tomorrow, when I go to Ekat from Perm, we'll see what's what. In general, I think I did the right thing, I don’t think that since 2002 someone has changed the filter.

By the way, Ceres on the track gave out 7 liters, East — 6 liters per hundred.