It occurs to me that we surely spend a lot of time talking about cleaning out carbs when dealing with dirty fuel, but the primary filter (Racor or otherwise) is almost never mentioned.
Has anyone experimented with the Racor S3228SUL 2 micron version, realizing that this makes the small metal "polishing filter" downstream (which I think is 7 or 8 microns) redundant?
I found this on the Parker website:
How often do you swap out the primary filter?
When you do remove the old one, do you pour the contents into a glass jar to get some sense of how much water was trapped?
I confess to being paranoid about always replacing this filter and the impeller before a problem presents itself, rather than after.
Bill
Has anyone experimented with the Racor S3228SUL 2 micron version, realizing that this makes the small metal "polishing filter" downstream (which I think is 7 or 8 microns) redundant?
I found this on the Parker website:
Recent changes to gasoline fuel
blends have resulted in many boaters
requesting a more efficient, high
performance media for contaminant
and water removal. Racor’s 2-micron
Aquabloc®
media has been used
successfully in demanding diesel engine
fuel injection system applications.
Gasoline users can expect the same
high performance and efficiency.
One effect of ethanol blended fuel is
fuel tank and fuel system component
“cleansing” resulting in more
contaminates in the fuel stream. Racor
filters trap particles in their Aquabloc®
media which also repels the damaging
water into the drainable collection bowl
blends have resulted in many boaters
requesting a more efficient, high
performance media for contaminant
and water removal. Racor’s 2-micron
Aquabloc®
media has been used
successfully in demanding diesel engine
fuel injection system applications.
Gasoline users can expect the same
high performance and efficiency.
One effect of ethanol blended fuel is
fuel tank and fuel system component
“cleansing” resulting in more
contaminates in the fuel stream. Racor
filters trap particles in their Aquabloc®
media which also repels the damaging
water into the drainable collection bowl
When you do remove the old one, do you pour the contents into a glass jar to get some sense of how much water was trapped?
I confess to being paranoid about always replacing this filter and the impeller before a problem presents itself, rather than after.
Bill
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