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#788355 10/13/2011 1:39 AM
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Hi, I'm taking a trip this weekend, and thought I'd stop by a couple of junkyards. I opened the hood to the '37 to see what I was missing to make out a list.

I can't find a fuel filter. Unless it's underneath the motor. What kind of filter did they use? (Oh, the engine is actually a 1947 235). Eight years ago, one of the junkyards had a '37 or '38 truck in it. I hope it's still there.

Thanks for the help.

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The most commonly used fuel filter was a diecast aluminum piece with a fine-mesh screen and a glass sediment bowl, sometimes with a ceramic insert, that was installed at the carburetor inlet. Some fuel pumps had a similar setup incorporated into the pump assembly.

They're pretty commonly found on the auction sites. I'd post a pic, but links to them last about 30 seconds on average around here, for some reason.
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Thanks, I've seen those before on that eB site. I just didn't know if they dated back that far. Maybe I'll hit pay dirt and find one in the junkyard. If not, I'll keep my eyes open for a nice one on those other sites.


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