lPERFORMANCE: Keeping a clean fuel filter in your vehicle can reduce damage done to your engine and other fuel delivery components. This 10 micron fuel filter can screens out dirt, rust and other particles from the fuel, ensuring a steady flow of clean fuel for optimal engine performance
lPREMIUM QUALITY: Outstanding filtration matters, that is why our fuel water separator are crafted from high-grade filter medium that provide maximum filtration and minimal flow restriction. Deliver increased flow and efficiency that are demanded in the fuel system
LONG LIFE-SPAN: The outboard fuel filter has went through rigorously testing so that you will get a fairly reliable fuel filter, features anticaustic housing, multi-layer filter and superior sealing components to ensure leakage resistance and extreme durability under various operating conditions
lAPPLICATION: Perfect for a variety of universal fuel applications, mostly used on outboard marine engines. REPLACE PART NUMBER: 35-60494-1, S3213, B32013, 18-7932-1, 18-7932, 18-7928-1, 18-7928, 35-809097, MAR-24563-03-00, 18-7919, 18-7919-1, 35604941, B32013, 1879321, 187932 , 1879281, 187928, 35809097, MAR245630300, 187919, 1879191
lPACKAGE: It comes with 3/8-Inch Barb x 1/4-Inch NPT brass fittings and a roll of PTFE thread tape as pictures show. Please wrap teflon tape around fittings thread to prevent leaks from these plugs
Application:
This fuel filter water separator kit is perfect for a variety of universal fuel applications, mostly used on outboard marine engines.
Replaces Part Numbers:
Assembly Replacement for Mercury 35-60494-1, Racor S3213, B32013, 18-7932-1, 18-7932, 18-7928-1, 18-7928
Filter Replacement for Mercury Marine 35-809097, Racor S3213, Yamaha MAR-24563-03-00, 18-7919, 18-7919-1
Clear Bowl Replacement for 18-7922-1, 18-7922 | Bracket Replacement for 18-7853-1
To Replace Element:
1. Drain the unit by loosen the drain screw.
2. Loosen and remove the filter element.
3. Loosen and remove the bowl from filter element. Please note the bowl is reusable,do not dispose unless broken.
4. Wipe O-ring gland clean, and coat bowl's seal O-ring with fresh oil or grease and place it back to the gland. Then tighten the bowl onto filter element firmly by tool.
5. Coat filter element's seal O-ring with fresh oil or grease and attach filter element onto filter head, and the tighten securely by tool.
6. Run engine and check for fuel leakage.
