Both Fuel Filters?

[sccrsteve5]

I don't know if i should replace my fuel filters...i don't know if they have been replaced ever in the car's history...worthwhile? and do i replace both of them or just one of them?

[zero.counter]

Worthwhile...very worthwhile, and both. Just be sure to de-pressurize before doing so and wear some gloves.

[k-roy]

Actually there are three. One near the carb. One in beside the right left wheel and the third is a prefilter in the tank on the end of the pump assembly.

yea, good idea replacing them.

[sccrsteve5]

best place to get both? nopi? jcw?

[sccrsteve5]

i'm not gonna go into the tank to deal with that one though

[k-roy]

You should be ok without diving into the tank. it only really needs replaced with the pump.

Don't waste your time online. Just go to a local parts store or a dealership.

[sccrsteve5]

alright thanks

[zero.counter]

Actually there are three. One near the carb. One in beside the right left wheel and the third is a prefilter in the tank on the end of the pump assembly.

yea, good idea replacing them.

I believe we discussed this before Kroy, it is a strainer and does not necessarily contain an element of sorts for filtration, just like you said, a pre-filtration device which comes with the fuel pump or can be purchased separately as a fuel pump replacement part. Do not confuse the boy....

[sccrsteve5]

lol, i got it, u don't need to worry, i'm not really worried about that part

[zero.counter]

best place to get both? nopi? jcw?

Neither...Autozone

[sccrsteve5]

how much do they usually run at autozone?

[A20A1]

I ended up removing the rear filter and replaced it with a long single section of hose from the tank to the hardline. Then for the engine bay filter I bought a large clear plastic FRAM filter for the front (A filter for domestic carbed cars).

I'm not sure if the rear filter had a one way valve in it... but I know it had to be installed one way. Most filters have the flow direction marked.