Fuel question
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From: Sterling, Virginia
As in no filter? Not a good idea. My Edelbrock carb manual says the warranty is void with out it. They're cheap and easy to install. You'd be surprised how much crap will accumulate in it. Napa sells one that I replace every year. Cheap insurance.
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If you mean a filter in the line from tank to pump, Yes, you can live without that one. If you have a problem with vapor lock, running without a filter in that line may help.
It would help a lot if you put the details of your truck in your Signature, so we know if you have a stock engine for instance.
It would help a lot if you put the details of your truck in your Signature, so we know if you have a stock engine for instance.
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If you mean a filter in the line from tank to pump, Yes, you can live without that one. If you have a problem with vapor lock, running without a filter in that line may help.
It would help a lot if you put the details of your truck in your Signature, so we know if you have a stock engine for instance.
It would help a lot if you put the details of your truck in your Signature, so we know if you have a stock engine for instance.
I have a 54 model 239 in a 53 f-100. I am having trouble finding room for the filter after installing the new fuel line.
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