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Posted By: Packardkid inexpensive fuel filter option - 03/17/14 01:09 AM
I found this sort of by accident. My daily drivers tend to be Fox mustangs and I recently picked up one that was largely built by someone else. Doing my regular tune up make sure everything is fresh procedures I came to the fuel filter which as first glance seemed to be a Fram style aftermarket filter but has a spin off type filter element similar to an Oil filter. I took the numbers off the top and went to NAPA I was told that it was a Yamaha marine filter/ water separator. The replacement filter was $10. I was looking into fuel filter options for my Packard project about the same time and decided to look into a similar filter for it as the Fram or equivalent filters were around $50. I ended up getting another Yamaha filter adapter and a couple fittings tor about $20. The filter can be bought anywhere and is a whole lot less expensive plus it has the added benefit of being a water separator in case condensation in the fuel system is an issue.
That is interesting. Do you have any pictures of it?
Posted By: Packardkid Re: inexpensive fuel filter option - 03/18/14 01:47 AM
I don't know how to upload pictures here but this link will take you to some pictures of it.

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fc5q8mj0otchqti/SWxbWUMLZV
Posted By: stock49 Re: inexpensive fuel filter option - 03/18/14 10:35 AM
Now that is a great tech tip. It can be plumbed in hard lines! So there is no clamped rubber to leak. Thanks for sharing.
Yes and thanks for the link.
Posted By: Packardkid Re: inexpensive fuel filter option - 03/19/14 02:51 AM
Glad you guys like the idea.
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