Gents,
Quick question here... I'm having to resurrect a large number of cars after some years of slumber. Most are vintage/carbureted cars but a few are newer cars that are fuel injected.
The older/carb cars are fairly easy - soak a bit of magic oil in the bores for a while, git a new lightning box, git some fresh/filtered fuel to the carb, check the carb operation, maybe do a compression check, etc. I'm using a WIX 33003 clear plastic filter ahead of the carb to see what the fuel looks like before letting it into the carb.
The newer cars are a bit (a lot) more complicated. I'm roughly following the same drill, however, I would like to be able to visually see the condition of the fuel by way of a clear fuel filter spec'd for fuel injection pressures. Typical pressure would be 30-70psi. This is mostly Bosch motronic or CIS type injection on 911, 80's Alfa, mercedes, etc.
Anyone know of a good (WIX?) inline clear fuel filter spec'd for these type of fuel injection pressures? 3/8 or 5/16
Sorry if this is in the wrong area - is it? Thank you in advance.
Quick question here... I'm having to resurrect a large number of cars after some years of slumber. Most are vintage/carbureted cars but a few are newer cars that are fuel injected.
The older/carb cars are fairly easy - soak a bit of magic oil in the bores for a while, git a new lightning box, git some fresh/filtered fuel to the carb, check the carb operation, maybe do a compression check, etc. I'm using a WIX 33003 clear plastic filter ahead of the carb to see what the fuel looks like before letting it into the carb.
The newer cars are a bit (a lot) more complicated. I'm roughly following the same drill, however, I would like to be able to visually see the condition of the fuel by way of a clear fuel filter spec'd for fuel injection pressures. Typical pressure would be 30-70psi. This is mostly Bosch motronic or CIS type injection on 911, 80's Alfa, mercedes, etc.
Anyone know of a good (WIX?) inline clear fuel filter spec'd for these type of fuel injection pressures? 3/8 or 5/16
Sorry if this is in the wrong area - is it? Thank you in advance.