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#750241 05/28/2011 12:19 PM
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Ok, I'm throwing in the towel. I've been looking for three days now and searched till I'm blue in the face. But I still can't find the thread that gave the part number for a throw away fuel filter that screwed into the female 1/4" npt at the carburetor. I thought I copied the number down correctly i.e., AutoZone 34165 but they have nothing on their computers that is close to that number. I'm sure there was even a picture of it link to in that thread.
Anyone remember that thread????
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I remember Hastings GF27, the Ford filter with 1/8" NPT, but 1/4" NPT doesn't ring a bell.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/HHT-GF27/

http://www.hastingsfilter.com/Literature/CatalogSupplements/F111.pdf


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Denny
here is the thread I believe your refering to

https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthread...Main=108956&Number=745061#Post745061

There is a you tube video on that thread
He said he got his fuel filter from auto zone, 34165

Maybe the numbers were read wrong
Give him a P.M.

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I use a Fram 3596 on my Rochester B. 1/8" NPT and the fuel line screws right in to it...no problems. Looks just like the one in the video!

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Sorry I gave you the P/N on the filter in the video. The p/n at autozone is FF2307. It is a luberfiner filter. Fram G3596, motorcraft FG795A, WIX 33081, and Champ G475 all cross over to this filter number now.

http://www.autozone.com/autozone/pa...ing=search&isSearchByPartNumber=true


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There you go Mike, that works a lot better, thanks.
I knew I'd seen that 34----- number somewhere, just to many thing going on for me to rememver them all. I've had that on my list for a while now, was gonna pick up a few next time I went by an AZ store.
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