I currently am working on a 81 Honda express sr nx50 and noticed the fuel filter is placed inside the tank attached to petcock. I was wondering if I could modify it and run an external fuel filter?
Anything helps! Please let me hear the feed back.
Fuel filter replace
Re: Fuel filter replace
Keep the tank filter to catch the nuts and bolts .
Add an inline paper filter to catch the fine stuff .
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Thank you! And the paper inline, I would attach on the fuel line after the petcock somewhere correct? Sorry newbie over here lol
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Correct
> Tanis Stock Wrote:
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> Thank you! And the paper inline, I would attach on the fuel line after
> the petcock somewhere correct? Sorry newbie over here lol
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Thanks!
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I would get a "high flow" fuel filter from treats or your powersports place
The paper ones dont flow the greatest
Specially on a gravity feed set up.
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> Scott Death Wrote:
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> I would get a "high flow" fuel filter from treats or your powersports
> place
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> The paper ones dont flow the greatest
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> Specially on a gravity feed set up.
If paper filters are good enough for the big 4 cylinder bikes with gravity feed , why wouldn't they be fine for a dinky moped ?
Once the paper is saturated , it'll flow plenty fast and filter much better than any 'high flow' filter .
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What you talking about dinky? Haha just kidding but you think paper would be fine? I mean I don’t see what the issue would be either but then again I’m the one with a moped that still needs to get enhanced
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> Tanis Stock Wrote:
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> you think paper would be fine?
For all intent and purpose , a paper filter is best . Specially one that filters to 60 micron or better .
I quit using screen type and 'stone' type filters many years ago . Both those filters work for the bigger stuff , but , that's what the in tank screen is for .
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Awesome! Thank you thank you!
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