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Re: [ST] Replacement Fuel Filters

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I used the BMW motorcycle fuel filter (1/3 the cost) at my 12K service. =
Although I had my 24K done a couple months ago, I'm waiting for spring =
to do the fuel filter, plugs, air filter, etc.=20

Garry
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  From: Rod Brown=20
  To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx=20
  Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2005 5:17 PM
  Subject: [ST] Replacement Fuel Filters


  In searching the web I found lots of references to a exact replacement =
Triumph in tank fuel filter.  One was a BMW part number 16 14 2 325 859 =
and another, possibly a Ducatic part, part number unknown.  On one list =
a guy listed a Purolator F20011, AC GF61, Fram G2, Motocraft FG-2, Wix =
33032, and Napa Gold 3032 all as direct replacements.  Funny, a lot of =
them don't cross to each other.  Has anyone actually used these car fuel =
filters in their "in tank" system?  If so how did it do?

  Thanks,
  Rod
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<DIV>I used the BMW motorcycle fuel filter (1/3 the cost) at my 12K =
service.=20
Although I had my 24K done a couple months ago, I'm waiting for spring =
to do the=20
fuel filter, plugs, air filter, etc. </DIV>
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<DIV>Garry</DIV>
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  <A title=3Dsprint_st@xxxxxxx href=3D"mailto:sprint_st@xxxxxxx";>Rod =
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  <DIV>In searching the&nbsp;web I found lots of references to a exact=20
  replacement Triumph in tank fuel filter.&nbsp;&nbsp;One was&nbsp;a BMW =
part=20
  number 16 14 2 325 859 and&nbsp;another, possibly a Ducatic part, part =
number=20
  unknown.&nbsp; On one&nbsp;list&nbsp;a guy&nbsp;listed a Purolator =
F20011, AC=20
  GF61, Fram G2, Motocraft FG-2, Wix 33032, and Napa Gold 3032 all as =
direct=20
  replacements.&nbsp; Funny, a lot of them don't cross to each =
other.&nbsp; Has=20
  anyone actually used these car fuel filters in their "in tank" =
system?&nbsp;=20
  If so how did it do?</DIV>
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  <DIV>Thanks,</DIV>
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