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Polaris DI (FICHT) Fuel Filter and Fuel Strainer Replacements
Thought I would share this:
While rebuilding my fuel pump assembly, I discovered that not only was my fuel filter dirty and but so was the high-density 30 micron "strainer". This is the little "doughnut" shaped filter that sits inside the fuel canister under the fuel pump.
Credits to K447 for the photo.
More photos here: http://greenhulk.net/showthre...ight=fuel+pump
I finally found the replacement!
This is made by Walbro, PN 125-565 and is less than $17 shipped!!!
Also, the main external fuel filter/water seperateor is also available from Carter, PN STS200
There are plenty of cross reference for the main external filter:
Hastings GF304
CHRYSLER 4864307
FLEETGUARD FF5659
GONHER GG111
GRAINGER 4ZGU9
HASTINGS PREMIUM GF304
MIGHTY GF182
BALDWIN PF7627
MILLARD MF-1680
Quantum HFP-F113
Some other notes:
On some older DI machines, the fuel strainer was a different style:
You can replace the old style with the newer style.
While rebuilding my fuel pump assembly, I discovered that not only was my fuel filter dirty and but so was the high-density 30 micron "strainer". This is the little "doughnut" shaped filter that sits inside the fuel canister under the fuel pump.
Credits to K447 for the photo.
More photos here: http://greenhulk.net/showthre...ight=fuel+pump
I finally found the replacement!
This is made by Walbro, PN 125-565 and is less than $17 shipped!!!
Also, the main external fuel filter/water seperateor is also available from Carter, PN STS200
There are plenty of cross reference for the main external filter:
Hastings GF304
CHRYSLER 4864307
FLEETGUARD FF5659
GONHER GG111
GRAINGER 4ZGU9
HASTINGS PREMIUM GF304
MIGHTY GF182
BALDWIN PF7627
MILLARD MF-1680
Quantum HFP-F113
Some other notes:
On some older DI machines, the fuel strainer was a different style:
You can replace the old style with the newer style.
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