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Re: In Line gas filter

To: Michael Dietsche <mdietsche@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: In Line gas filter
From: "William M. Gilroy" <wmgilroy@lucent.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1999 16:17:47 -0500
Cc: "Noel, William M" <noel@BATTELLE.ORG>, MG List <spridgets@autox.team.net>
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Michael Dietsche wrote:
> 
> I put filters in both places on a 1500 Midget.  The metal line from
> the gas tank terminates under the hood and is connected to the fuel
> pump with hose.  Cut the hose and splice in a filter there with hose
> clamps.  I put another smaller filter on the pressure side of the fuel
> pump....the metal line from pump to carb was missing so I just spliced
> a small filter and pressure regulator into hose and attached with
> ordinary hose clamps.  The bigger filter catches debris from the tank
> before it hits the pump; the smaller one was just for insurance.  If I
> was just putting in one I'd put it between tank and fuel pump.  I
> think I remember the fuel hose to be 5/16 on my car.
> 

On my 77 Midget, 1500cc the mechanical fuel pump has a screen on the
inlet side.  The top of the pump is held on with one bolt through the
center.  If you take that cover off you will find a screen inside.  On
my pump the top cover is where one (I think it is only one) of the
fuel lines attach.  YMMV.  Just don't hose up the gasket or you will 
have to make a new one.  I also have filter between the pump and the 
carbs.

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William M. Gilroy
Lucent Technologies
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