fuel filter recommendation
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Willie Krash
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H. L. Chauvin
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Not sure of all of what you presently have; however,
1. If you have a rusty and/or dirty fuel tank, possibly with peeling former tank sealer; or,
2. If you ever stop at "The Hongry House Café" & fill up with dirty fuel:
a) The gas tank screen filter #A9193-T 1928-31 @ (Snyder's); and #13280 @ (Bratton's); which fits inside the tank, can filter larger rusty gas tank particles; and/or dirty larger gas debris particles; and/or also unglued pieces of old former fuel tank sealer before any of these may clog your shut off valve and kill your engine on a very busy highway because of lack of fuel flow.
b) A stopped car in heavy traffic on a busy highway today is life threatening.
c) The above recommended NAPA 3039 works great in the glass sediment bowl to filter other remaining, even very fine fuel debris, to keep your carburetor as clean as a 2015 vehicle's carburetor.
d) Also keep the sediment bowl screen in place ..... this fine screen will keep condensation water from your gas tank down below in the glass sediment bowl as opposed to allowing ant water to enter your carburetor bowl.
1. If you have a rusty and/or dirty fuel tank, possibly with peeling former tank sealer; or,
2. If you ever stop at "The Hongry House Café" & fill up with dirty fuel:
a) The gas tank screen filter #A9193-T 1928-31 @ (Snyder's); and #13280 @ (Bratton's); which fits inside the tank, can filter larger rusty gas tank particles; and/or dirty larger gas debris particles; and/or also unglued pieces of old former fuel tank sealer before any of these may clog your shut off valve and kill your engine on a very busy highway because of lack of fuel flow.
b) A stopped car in heavy traffic on a busy highway today is life threatening.
c) The above recommended NAPA 3039 works great in the glass sediment bowl to filter other remaining, even very fine fuel debris, to keep your carburetor as clean as a 2015 vehicle's carburetor.
d) Also keep the sediment bowl screen in place ..... this fine screen will keep condensation water from your gas tank down below in the glass sediment bowl as opposed to allowing ant water to enter your carburetor bowl.
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colin1928
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X2 That what I use zero problems