How To Replace Fuel Filter On Mercruiser 120
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496 HO Fuel Filters
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Seeing how I take not changed mine since 07, this might be a adept time.
Then in that location's two, one canister which I believe is the separator and and so I have an inline equally well.
Are there whatsoever specific function numbers for these or recommended brands?
Then in that location's two, one canister which I believe is the separator and and so I have an inline equally well.
Are there whatsoever specific function numbers for these or recommended brands?
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I used to always become with the Merc ones. That inline is expansive.
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I used to always get with the Merc ones. That inline is expansive.
Yup, and it ain't cheap either.....
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For the cannister one use merc/sierra also make certain u practice the bottom screen in there likewise. As for ur inline i. Any auto parts make will piece of work. I dont have an inline one. When I asked my mfg y years agone they said information technology was not merc reqired. I said other mfgs practise. They said information technology was cause they merely kept to the old requirements of years past. If u DIY make certain u prime number the canister with fuel earlier u button information technology up. Ull catch hell startin it if u dont.
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For the cannister i apply merc/sierra too make sure u do the bottom screen in in that location as well. As for ur inline one. Any auto parts brand will piece of work. I dont take an inline one. When I asked my mfg y years ago they said it was non merc reqired. I said other mfgs do. They said information technology was cause they simply kept to the former requirements of years past. If u DIY brand sure u prime the canister with fuel earlier u button information technology upwards. Ull catch hell startin it if u dont.
Got it, and thank you for the side note on priming.
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Ok there is a screen below the canister filter. Part number 35-892665. I usually just make clean that out with carb cleaner and supplant it if it is clogged or torn. The canister filter is 35-866171A01. That needs to be changed in your yearly service. If yous have in inline before the fuel module just match information technology up, about auto role stores volition conduct it. I'm pretty sure thats something a builder installs while rigging because not all motors accept it.
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That inline is important. I had mine serviced by someone other than Accented and for 800.00 and i judge they figured that they wernt making plenty so they skipped information technology!!! OOPSSSS. It chock-full 1st fourth dimension out and i had to have it towed in and taken to Absolute. Wont mention any names simply be careful who services your gunkhole in Havasu.
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That inline is important. I had mine serviced by someone other than Absolute and for 800.00 and i guess they figured that they wernt making plenty and then they skipped it!!! OOPSSSS. It chock-full 1st time out and i had to have it towed in and taken to Absolute. Wont mention whatever names but be conscientious who services your boat in Havasu.
Its only of import if u have one. Its a mfg affair not a merc matter as od1 stated. Changing and in line fuel filter id bet is not role of a "merc" service. If u took it to ur mfg to be servicrd they would change information technology and prob not charge y'all. Id also like to think some one similar accented and others like them would catch the fact that u take one and change it. As far as it being part of a merc service id say its not. Esp on motors with fuel water separators on them.
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Its only of import if u take one. Its a mfg thing not a merc thing as od1 stated. Changing and in line fuel filter id bet is not role of a "merc" service. If u took information technology to ur mfg to be servicrd they would change it and prob not charge you. Id also like to remember some 1 like absolute and others like them would catch the fact that u have one and change it. Every bit far as it being part of a merc service id say its non. Esp on motors with fuel water separators on them.
The inline filter with a Merc part number (35-864572T) is a $57.00 filter. Probably not gonna become it for free. Yous can find one at the auto parts store that will have the aforementioned threads, but it is non the aforementioned fabric, or built the same internally. If the boat has i, information technology is a part of our normal service. Every filter should be changed.
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