Inline fuel filter

[sandman]

I have a glass inline fuel filter which I bought from aircraftspruce and think by memory it was a Tempo brand. I need to change the filter and the rubbers seals rather than buy a new unit, anyone know where I can get these parts from, cheers

 

 

[Blueadventures]

I have a glass inline fuel filter which I bought from aircraftspruce and think by memory it was a Tempo brand. I need to change the filter and the rubbers seals rather than buy a new unit, anyone know where I can get these parts from, cheers

Hi you can buy replacement folter elements (need to get the correct length - two available and make replacement runbers. Cheers

[Pilot Pete]

It would be probably be just as easy getting a filter assembly for a twostroke outboard engine from a marine shop. Made specifically to handle twostroke premix and relatively cheap

 

 

[skippydiesel]

Or you could use these little beauties:

 

Hengst H 102 WK (for those who might want an inbuilt elbow, try H 103 WK)

 

 

 

Readily available, reputable manufacturer, gauze filter, lightweight, no leaks, cheap, proven, visual inspection, can be cleaned (but why would you), used by my aircraft manufacturer & Mercedesies diesel cars/light commercials.

 

 

[Riley]

I have a glass inline fuel filter which I bought from aircraftspruce and think by memory it was a Tempo brand. I need to change the filter and the rubbers seals rather than buy a new unit, anyone know where I can get these parts from, cheers

Whitworths Marine & Leisure (www.whitworths.com.au) sell both the in-line filters (brand??) and 'pack-of-three' replacement filters. Go to their on-line catalogue to ensure that what they have is what you want.

[Pilot Pete]

Or you could use these little beauties:Hengst H 102 WK (for those who might want an inbuilt elbow, try H 103 WK)

 

 

Readily available, reputable manufacturer, gauze filter, lightweight, no leaks, cheap, proven, visual inspection, can be cleaned (but why would you), used by my aircraft manufacturer & Mercedesies diesel cars/light commercials.

Who sells them?

 

 

[skippydiesel]

Who sells them?

Just Google Hengst Australia for distributors, if that doesn't get you what you want, I can help you out from my personal supply.

For filter specifications, Google Hengst, when in Hengst web site, search using part number

 

 

[Pilot Pete]

Good o. Just wanted that out there for everyones info. Thanks.

 

Will check out as well for my own use.

 

Cheers... Pete

 

 

[jangiolini]

Hi only one thing to add to this thread and that is DONT use paper element filters make sure the element is nylon mesh if not you run a very high risk of blockage due to water which will trap on the oiled paper filter Dont ask how I know!!!

 

Regards..

 

John.

 

 

[Pilot Pete]

Paper will also collect the oil in the premix

 

 

[jangiolini]

Hi Pete yup I meant that just didnt explain it well:oh yeah: