can you install a fuel filter on fill line on f350, and where would you put it.
1740985
I installed a water blocking canister filter http://www.northerntool.com/images/product/2000x2000/170/170308_2000x2000.jpg right under the wheel well where the filler neck is. Works perfect. I've had it now for a few years. I wanted a filter just in case there was any debris in the tank. Plus if it gets condensation in it the filter will pick it up and stop flowing before it lets it pass.
1740986
Yes, you can put a inline filter under the bed, right before you tie into your main fill spout.
1740987
I installed an inline filter just before the filler neck and zip tied it to a brace so it's easy to replace. You must replace it if it gets the least bit dirty or the gravity flow will not be adequate.
1740988
It's possible a small ATV filter would do the trick. Just make sure to use clamps on it do to the area it will be at with all the debris and mud slinging.
1740989
It is not necessary to ad a in line filter because this kit is used to transfer fuel from a second tank utilizing gravity feed. Furthermore, your vehicle already has a fuel filter between the main tank and the engine.
1740990
Not sure you need one. If auxiliary tank is clean it's no different from your stock tank. My 6.0 and 6.4 had two and I suppose the 6.7 does also. I did install a solenoid shutoff valve with switch in cab after my anti-backflow kit valve let my tank overflow twice.
567265
Use this filter on any outboard...This filter will not restrict any noticeable fuel flow... The flow rate depends on the age/condition of your fuel pump/ length of hose and the quality of fittings...ALWAYS use quality genuine parts...Replace the filter every year...
705565
Yes, you may have to lengthen or shorten fuel lines dependiong on where original inlet and outlet pipes on pump were facing.
1949822
I have a stern drive, and I mounted this so the fuel came from tank to this to my main fuel filter threw the pump then a small inline filter to the carb. As far as I can tell it is doing it's job. I plan on draining it every other tank, and just filled my second tank last night when we got off the water.
2265189
I wouldn't think so because most of the fuel filters are vehicle specific. I'm sure amazon has one for your exact vehicle.
336417
Yes,... I've fill the onboard reserve tank using a hose and filter. You need to flush out the filter first beforehand though.
483709
I fill mine up at the gas station air pump. It's a little tricky getting it on right at first but it does fit and it works great!
309887
This is a transfer tank not intended to incorporate with vehicle fuel system. It fills through the cap on the tank and typically one would remove fuel with either electric or manual pump. That does not mean that it cannot be done but it is not recommended.
483454
They are talking about in-line filters. And yes you should use a filter in front of the intake.
746209
Yes, it even came with a fuel filter and a short piece of fuel line... it works great and was all adjusted correctly, very happy with mine!
359772
Hi, I believe this is possible. When I installed this filter; the fuel flow very easy. Hope this helps.
1176694
I have to attach the fuel block. I never saw this type until now. Very unhappy with this type
2264100
Physically, with the right fittings, you could get it in. Will it restrict the fuel supply too much? depends on the motor and its requirements.
1695092
Lowes. I went from 1" to 3/4" brass barb - 3/4" fuel line hose to 3'4" to 1/2" barb - 1/2" fuel hose to 1/2" tp 3/8" brass barb. Installed two of these together with a 1" x 3" brass pipe and mounted them under my Ford F350 6.4L diesel to filter the fuel moving from my 50 gallon auxiliary tank mounted in the bed of the truck to the main factory tank. Now I only add fuel to the aux tank so it is very clean by the time it goes through two of these filters and into my main tank. I did all of those step downs so I would be using fuel hose. Be careful, you do not want to use radiator or coolant hose. I will disolve and end up in your injectors. Lowes. I went from 1" to 3/4" brass barb - 3/4" fuel line hose to 3'4" to 1/2" barb - 1/2" fuel hose to 1/2" tp 3/8" brass barb. Installed two of these together with a 1" x 3" brass pipe and mounted them under my Ford F350 6.4L diesel to filter the fuel moving from my 50 gallon auxiliary tank mounted in the bed of the truck to the main factory tank. Now I only add fuel to the aux tank so it is very clean by the time it goes through two of these filters and into my main tank. I did all of those step downs so I would be using fuel hose. Be... » Read More Lowes. I went from 1" to 3/4" brass barb - 3/4" fuel line hose to 3'4" to 1/2" barb - 1/2" fuel hose to 1/2" tp 3/8" brass barb. Installed two of these together with a 1" x 3" brass pipe and mounted them under my Ford F350 6.4L diesel to filter the fuel moving from my 50 gallon auxiliary tank mounted in the bed of the truck to the main factory tank. Now I only add fuel to the aux tank so it is very clean by the time it goes through two of these filters and into my main tank. I did all of those step downs so I would be using fuel hose. Be careful, you do not want to use radiator or coolant hose. I will disolve and end up in your injectors. « Show Less
1930509
Yes may need slite mod on one of the fuel intake line, but very simple mod.
1778551
I am not sure what your asking for, the fuel line goes on the fuel pick up tube which is one piece with the fuel screen, this screws into the bottom of the tank and it has a rubber ring on it if this is what you are looking for you can use a o-ring pick up at any auto store, hope this helps
705809
No! Its not meant for fuel to run through it. Like others have said it will read poorly at the lower pressures normal vehicles run at. I actually had an Oriley employee suggest doing the same on my F350 diesel. Lets just say I bought a tester there, had him do it and promptly refund my money as it didnt work as he thought ;-)