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[alfa] GTV6-replacement for in-tank filter
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- Subject: [alfa] GTV6-replacement for in-tank filter
- From: John Brase <jbrase@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2004 07:19:41 -0500
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I need to replace the fine mesh in-tank fuel filter (pre filter) in my
'84 GTV6. IAP says they are NLA. Does anyone have a line on one. The
other option, I think, would be to put a "free flow" type mesh filter in
the line from the tank to the pump. This would have to be truly free
flow because the expensive Bosch pumps don't suck, they blow. (You can
add your own editorial comments.) I've seen some of these on the hot
rod/dragster parts sites but these seem over the top (machined of billet
aluminum, etc.) and expensive. Does anyone know if there are garden
variety versions of these available at the big box car parts stores?
On a related matter, the mechanic (not me, this time) locked my gas cap,
probably for the first time since the car was new, and then when it
wouldn't unlock he managed to break the cap trying to get it off.
These, too, are NLA. Anybody got one they'd like to convert to cash?
Or should I take this opportunity to put on one of those aluminum
flip-open gas filler things like the "tuner crowd" seems to like?
Martin DeCapo (sp?) has one on his Calloway and I think it looks pretty
neat.
John
Indy
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