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Looking for source for in tank fuel filter for M274.
Thanks for the help
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Anyone know NAPA part number for in tank fuel filter.
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There is no commercial filter available that will fit without modifications. There is a thread on the G503 mule board on how to use a WIX filter with a spacer ring: http://g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=183466&hilit=fuel+filter John Emery is the only mule parts supplier that I know of who has original filters, and he does not have many.
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Since I didn't want to machine a spacer, I couldn't use the aftermarket Wix.
I called John Emery and he said he had a few originals left and a replacement "sock" style filter like modern vehicles use. I ordered both so I could decide what to use.
I decided to use the modern replacement he is offering, since it is probably more effective. The original (which he only has a few left of) was $24, the new replacement was $28. His replacement does require that your pickup tube to be in good condition. Some are pitted and the new filter wouldn't seal to the tube in that case.
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I called John Emery and he said he had a few originals left and a replacement "sock" style filter like modern vehicles use. I ordered both so I could decide what to use.
I decided to use the modern replacement he is offering, since it is probably more effective. The original (which he only has a few left of) was $24, the new replacement was $28. His replacement does require that your pickup tube to be in good condition. Some are pitted and the new filter wouldn't seal to the tube in that case.
See pics.
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I don't know if you would want to substitute, but Vintage Power Wagons is selling a repro in-tank filter for the M37 that might be just the ticket. A bit higher in price, however.
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by Chuck W. » Mon Feb 26, 2007 6:32 pm Here are a few current part numbers for maintenance items for M274 w/A042 (2 cyl) engine:
Fuel Filter: NAPA 3034 or Hastings GF-12 or WIX 33034
Oil Filter: NAPA 1514 or WIX 51514
Air Filter: FRAM CA9345
Spark Plugs: Autolite 2223
Blower Belt: 35515