what is the fuel flow direction? not indicated on filter. thanks.
1775077
I agree that it doesn't seem to matter. It is a simple screen sandwiched between the two plastic housings.Seems to me if it was critical they would have marked it. I installed mine with the side stamped USA as the inlet side, (from the tank). Have absolutely no problem with the fuel flow.
1775078
if it is a red filter with no arrow it really does not matter! hope this helps also here is a link to a page http://www.briggsandstratton.com/us/en/support/faqs/servicing-the-fuel-filter hope this helps have a great day.
1775079
Here's a quote directly from Briggs & Stratton: "Installation of an inline fuel filter is based on an arrow, which should point towards the carburetor. If no arrow is present, the direction really does not matter. However, if you would like to copy our production line, then place the larger end of the filter towards the fuel tank."
1775080
This is the answer I got when I asked, so it is how I have it: Mount it so the bigger end is nearer the fuel tank.
1775081
To be honest, I don't think it matters. If you look inside the filter, its only a screen. With that said it should not make a difference which way it goes. Its not like a standard paper filter element, where a direction would matter. Hope that helps.
289699
Air intake behind the filter, I have not yet instaled mine but ive gone over the diagram
883517
Check your fuel line and connection. Carb should not drip, send it back if it does.
702974
Gas inlet is on the right side of the unit as you are facing it. My gas line was on the left, had to do some raising and configuring to make it fit.
67635
Hello COD, The correct position is (downstream passenger right). Thank you, John StockWiseAuto
3674
I will have to send you pictures of my set-up later on this week. Briefly I have three Weber carbs and a fuel distributional block from Mr. Gasket and I placed it upstream of this, but if you have fuel injection the pressure is about two or three times what the gauge will register
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.
767542
12v Flow through I believe it to be 5/16" can't remember 100%, Fits standard marine fuel hose
863774
The lower port on the carb should pull fuel from the fuel filter in the tank. The upper one is part of the purge pump that returns fuel to the tank.
47767
I find the question hard to understand.The intake is through the slotted sides. That way the water passes through the filter, through the pump and out.
461933
I don't think it includes an actual "filter", but there may be a screen. This assembly includes everything that is inside the tank, so yes to the regulator and fuel gauge sending unit. It did NOT include a new O-ring, and it was a bit of a problem getting the old one back in place on the cover plate. I would find and buy a replacement O-ring if I did it again. Also be sure the electrical connection is clean and installs correctly.
1781795
The after-market reservoirs do not have filters in them. It was figured out that the filter was not necessary and caused more problems then it was worth. Keep in mind, however, that there is NO WAY to bypass this setup. This reservoir is absolutely needed as your fuel system will not operate properly without it.
1237300
it is my understanding that his only switches tanks, front to back or left to right, it is not a fuel gauge sending unit, which depending on which type of vehicle you have, should be located in the fuel tank itself, this part was located on the frame rail of my RV - Good Luck, on another note, I think you might have a short that is misleading the read out of electrical current being sent to your fuel gauge.
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...
967860
Dunno about the particals, but the flow rate is supposed to be 3.5 gallans per hour flow. I use two of these in a Rotax engine on an ultralight aircraft which burns about 3.5 gph and not had an issue in 12 months so far. Its good to be able to see the filter condition through the glass.
1240382
The direction of flow in indicated on the top of the filter container with arrows.
500474
no, I found out that the cause of my problem is the plastic supply line disconencted from the fuel supply connection. good luck