johnking
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Delete and use an inline filter.
Still looking for a glass seiment bowl
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Kenneth S
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Yes, you could use a cheap universal clear plastic fuel filters (you could put two off them in-line if you want) as a temporary setup just to get it running.
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In a pinch I had a similar problem...
My quick fix was to shorten and bend the two wire keepers to hold the shorter bowl...
Don't know it this would work for you or if feasible?
My quick fix was to shorten and bend the two wire keepers to hold the shorter bowl...
Don't know it this would work for you or if feasible?
