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#40811 08/01/2002 6:34 PM
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I have the glass bowl fuel filter on my 235. Does anyone know of a part no. for the paper element that can be purchased at my local parts store. I'm getting tired of ordering them from Danchuck. Thanks.

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Anthony,


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#40813 08/01/2002 8:13 PM
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Anthony,
I don't know a part # but I would switch to a plastic filter. I've seen where glass ones have broken while the truck is being driven. Could be dangerous.
Just a word of caution.

Andre

P.S. Glad to see you got it running. I guess that manual choke part worked alright.


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Well , you can get the glass bowl filter elements at Jim Carters too .
Having used the original style filter for 30 years , and had no trouble , I think the broken ones must have been seriously abused .
Of course , you choose. smile

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If your filter is an AC then the part number is GF 124 (854347) I'm guessing the part in parenthesis is the store's number. I bought it at a Auto Value store, the lady at the counter said they still carry them because alot of tractors use them.

I have a durex glass bowl filter also but this paper filter won't fit it properly.

Hope this helps.

#40816 08/02/2002 5:15 AM
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Anthony:

I have a Carter fuel filter with glass bowl. I found a paper filter at NAPA, part number 3943. Probably about the same size as yours. It works perfectly. Hope this helps.

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#40817 08/05/2002 1:56 PM
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Thanks guys I'm going to the local Napa today.

Andre thanks for the advice, the choke part worked beatifully. I cleaned it and painted it and now I'm on the road. I now have a complete truck carb and choke system on my 55 car. The manual choke really helped my gas milage.


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