Spin off Fuel Filter
Jul 12, 2012 | 05:25 AM
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Spin off Fuel Filter
So I have to replace the fuel line on my rig and was thinking that if I have to replace the whole line anyway I may as well put in a spin off fuel filter.
The filter I'm thinking of looks like an oil filter but is for gas.
Anyone know if these filters will have any issues with rupturing or leaking with the pressure involved on the high pressure fuel line?
The filter I'm thinking of looks like an oil filter but is for gas.
Anyone know if these filters will have any issues with rupturing or leaking with the pressure involved on the high pressure fuel line?
Jul 12, 2012 | 10:05 PM
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According to Toyota these are 'lifetime' filters. While I wouldn't agree with that, chances are you will only need to replace it once every 100k or so. I don't think it would be worth the trouble to modify. Just my 2c.
Jul 12, 2012 | 10:53 PM
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From: I live in New Tripoli Pa out in the woods
I have installed 2 of these so far.
The ones I used came from Summit racing they are made for high pressure 100 psi. They are not cheap($100.00 ?) but I like the idea of a replacement cartridge .
Every spin on filter I looked at was just to big and bulky to suit me.
Just make sure you get one made to handle the pressure and flow you need!!!:jessica::jessica:
The ones I used came from Summit racing they are made for high pressure 100 psi. They are not cheap($100.00 ?) but I like the idea of a replacement cartridge .
Every spin on filter I looked at was just to big and bulky to suit me.
Just make sure you get one made to handle the pressure and flow you need!!!:jessica::jessica:
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