alternate fuel filter

[playboy]

Trying to find the part number for a alternate fuel filter. Not interested in relocating it just one that will fit for less than 21 bucks plus tax. Suppose to be in the library but my searches keep coming up blank.

[Guest]

I took my stock filter to an auto parts store and matched it up with a slightly slimmer filter. I think it was from a Ford. It makes changing it a bit easier. Been using it for years now.

[pickinfred]

Try This One.....I think?

http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=38549

[Primebeef]

I know I got this number off this site but can't find the posting I got it from......

 

Purolator Gas Filter # F10024 and this one is for a Ford.

[Guest]

Yep, thats the one....

[AKRefugee]

I've been using the NAPA 3011 ($3.49) for a while now and have no problems with it.

[Bubber]

These are the ones I copied off another posting. But I have not checked then out to see if they are any good.

 

Wix 3304

NAPA 3011

Purolator F 100 24

Auto Zone FF3330 (luber-finer G478) has a metal body)

NAPA Gold 3307 (has a metal body)

 

I checked at the local NAPA and the filters did not have a metal body, so that is why you should take the filter with you and do a side by side comparison, and bring a tape mesure tape.

 

Bubber

[playboy]

Thanks guys I new I could count on ya. Thanks pickinfred I found that post before but couldnt find it again. I think the wife must have moved it like she does all my junk she just screws up my organizational skills but Its bookmarked now for easy refrence.

 

[pickinfred]

Thanks guys I new I could count on ya. Thanks pickinfred I found that post before but couldnt find it again. I think the wife must have moved it like she does all my junk she just screws up my organizational skills but Its bookmarked now for easy refrence.

 

Playboy.....you and...well I won't say the name...but a friend ...might just have an unlucky day..if your better half or the warden were to spend some time on this site:whistling:

After spending some time with the pros and cons, I moved my fuel filter to the front of the battery. Thanks to whoever posted the pics!!

Changing the filter might be easy for many......but its now easier for me.

[N3FOL]

Got the metal casing F10024 at Advance Auto. It is skimmed than the plastic OEM filter. When I get the chance this pm, I'll replace my ff. Can't wait to find out how it will perform on my Venture this riding season.

[djh3]

I have ahd a couple problems in years gone by with the plastic filters. One was jammed in place and I guess rubbed against a bracket or something on my KZ650. Never caused issues other than started to really smell gas. Another time on a race car the end where the hose connects cracked right where it meets the body and blew the hose rigth off the filter. I think I'll go with a metal housing type.