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Most automotive stores have them. Be sure to get the correct hose bib size.
Most automotive stores have them. Be sure to get the correct hose bib size.
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HEy escogold. I ll ship one to you for $20. thats a $5 savings.
I get mine at auutozone, with a lil foam rubber to get the clamp to hug the filter right.
HEy escogold. I ll ship one to you for $20. thats a $5 savings.
I get mine at auutozone, with a lil foam rubber to get the clamp to hug the filter right.
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sounds like the dealer is trying to sell you a fuel filter for an ltd or sei 1200
sounds like the dealer is trying to sell you a fuel filter for an ltd or sei 1200
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I tried going that route too. Everyone out there wanted to seell me one of the emgo filters for a carbureted GL 1200 but mine is a fuel injected, therefore the reason for the big price difference. Sometimes we have to pay for the little luxuries like no having carbs to mess with.:action::action::action::action:
I tried going that route too. Everyone out there wanted to seell me one of the emgo filters for a carbureted GL 1200 but mine is a fuel injected, therefore the reason for the big price difference. Sometimes we have to pay for the little luxuries like no having carbs to mess with.:action::action::action::action:
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I tried going that route too. Everyone out there wanted to seell me one of the emgo filters for a carbureted GL 1200 but mine is a fuel injected, therefore the reason for the big price difference. Sometimes we have to pay for the little luxuries like no having carbs to mess with.:action::action::action::action:
I tried going that route too. Everyone out there wanted to seell me one of the emgo filters for a carbureted GL 1200 but mine is a fuel injected, therefore the reason for the big price difference. Sometimes we have to pay for the little luxuries like no having carbs to mess with.:action::action::action::action:
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I went to the stealer for some moly 60 paste. I also got a fuel filter....... they dinged me 23$ for the filter for my 86 aspy. Service honda was about the same price. This was for my aspencade. The filter I was running before this one was from OReilly Auto...... it was a generic clear plastic one for 1.79. It ran for 13,000 miles... no problems. You can get them on Fleabay shipped to your door for $3.98. The fleabay filter looks just like the factory one. I don't know if they are built with the same specs as honda though.
Never again.
I went to the stealer for some moly 60 paste. I also got a fuel filter....... they dinged me 23$ for the filter for my 86 aspy. Service honda was about the same price. This was for my aspencade. The filter I was running before this one was from OReilly Auto...... it was a generic clear plastic one for 1.79. It ran for 13,000 miles... no problems. You can get them on Fleabay shipped to your door for $3.98. The fleabay filter looks just like the factory one. I don't know if they are built with the same specs as honda though.
Never again.
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I think Dancinbear had the best suggestion. I went to a few parts stores and none came very close to the oem that I brought with me to try to match up. Went on ebay and in a few minutes found an oem replacement for five bucks and one dollar shipping for each additional. Sincere thanks to all.
esco
I think Dancinbear had the best suggestion. I went to a few parts stores and none came very close to the oem that I brought with me to try to match up. Went on ebay and in a few minutes found an oem replacement for five bucks and one dollar shipping for each additional. Sincere thanks to all.
esco
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I also have an 85 LTD with CFI (Fuel Injected). The filter is attached too the fuel lines with somthinbg they call banjo bolts through the line into the filter I think. I guess the FI systems run at a higher fuel pressure than the fuel for a carbureted system, and it also attaches to the frame of the bike too.
So there in is the difference. For those of us who skirt the issue of rebuilding carburetors.
Chuck
I also have an 85 LTD with CFI (Fuel Injected). The filter is attached too the fuel lines with somthinbg they call banjo bolts through the line into the filter I think. I guess the FI systems run at a higher fuel pressure than the fuel for a carbureted system, and it also attaches to the frame of the bike too.
So there in is the difference. For those of us who skirt the issue of rebuilding carburetors.
Chuck
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I also have an 85 LTD with CFI (Fuel Injected). The filter is attached too the fuel lines with somthinbg they call banjo bolts through the line into the filter I think. I guess the FI systems run at a higher fuel pressure than the fuel for a carbureted system, and it also attaches to the frame of the bike too.
So there in is the difference. For those of us who skirt the issue of rebuilding carburetors.
Chuck
I also have an 85 LTD with CFI (Fuel Injected). The filter is attached too the fuel lines with somthinbg they call banjo bolts through the line into the filter I think. I guess the FI systems run at a higher fuel pressure than the fuel for a carbureted system, and it also attaches to the frame of the bike too.
So there in is the difference. For those of us who skirt the issue of rebuilding carburetors.
Chuck
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I found a filter at sears hardware that looks just like the one I have on my 1100. it was for a lawn tractor, $4.99.
I found a filter at sears hardware that looks just like the one I have on my 1100. it was for a lawn tractor, $4.99.
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