Cliff's Quadrajet Parts and Rebuild Kits
General Category => Quadrajet Carb Talk and Tips => Topic started by: Jeff K on January 04, 2015, 07:46:17 AM
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I want to remove all the hose, clamps and the inline filter that is on the line feeding my Quadrajet... I want to just use a screen style filter (link)...
http://quadrajetparts.com/rochester-quadrajet-parts-quadrajet-fuel-filters-short-mercury-marine-carburetor-fuel-filter-p-433.html
The filter I have now has a 1/4" port that goes to the return line. It is located on a bracket connected to the water pump and it gets real hot..
The car is a 64 Pontiac Bonneville, 462 041 cam, sumped fuel cell, dual 3/8" lines feeding a Carter mechanical fuel pump.. I have no fuel feeding issues now but want to clean things up and run steel tubing with a tee at the pump for the return..
Thoughts?
Thank you....
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I agree with getting rid of all the rubber hose and clamps on the pressure side of the pump.
A filter in the fuel housing works fine, I've ran low 11's with a stock q-jet filter in place. The factory Marine filters can be used with the short fuel filter housings and are a better choice than a factory short paper filter.
I couldn't get the link to work so not sure what you were trying to show us?
We stock the Marine filters, and new short filter housings if you are using a long one and want to switch it over.....Cliff
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The link was to the Marine filter, I'll call when ready to order, I'll need a few other things too.
Thanks for the info!
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Cool, we're here 8am-4pm, M-F, doing inventory this week and answering phones...tks....Cliff