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#5008 03/22/2002 6:24 PM
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I have a 42 3/4 ton pickup with a Carter W-1 carb. It currently has a carter fuel filter with a fairly deep glass bowl that hangs down too low to mount the original horn on the bracket attatched to the intake manifold. Does anyone know if perhaps the original fuel filter was something other than the Carter? Something with a shallower bowl?

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#5009 03/22/2002 9:03 PM
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You should have a 216 so I believe the correct filter is a glass bowl on top of the fuel pump. The pump and filter are one integrated unit.

#5010 03/25/2002 12:55 AM
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On my 47 1/2 ton, I have the exact same situation. I think the extra Carter filter was a factory option. If the filter is mounted perfectly vertical, then it interferes with the horn. On my truck the filter was always cocked slightly to make everything fit. I've seen reference to these filters in other places so I have to believe that "we got what we got".

#5011 03/25/2002 1:56 AM
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47ranchtruck is right.The fuel filter you are mentioning was an option when your stovebolt was new. The fuel filter is on the fuel pump (glass sediment type) the option was one mounted at the carb
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