Reply to "Fuel filter change"

dave2811Member

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Originally posted by DOES 200:
Thanks for all the info. Here is a shot of the filter between the tank and the fuel pump. The filter on the other side of the fuel pump seems to be the same size (externally anyway). How can you tell the size of the fitting (maybe by either of these nut size)? The label is gone from the filter so I can't see any numbers, but I see it is an Earls model.

11/16 across the tube nut shows it is a -6 AN fitting, which just might be the root cause of your problem if you are trying to serve a 725hp motor.

6/12/1111:15 AM

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