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Fuel filter
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 18:02
by Hookshurt
Hopefully this is an easy answer. I have a B28 with a single fiberglass tank. At the fuel pick up point in the tank, is there any tipe of debris filter? I am troubleshooting a fuel problem and don't want to pull it if it is an unfiltered hose in order to check it. Thanks.
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 18:22
by Skipper Dick
Hookshurt,
Around the bronze pipe pickup, there is a fine screen brazed on. You can pull the pickup out of the tank and clean it. I did mine, but you should pull it out gently so stuff doesn't fall off of it, it was pretty clogged with varnish and stuff. I used a brush and a cleaning solution, but you could probably use soap and water if you make sure it is good and dry when you put it back.
Dick
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 18:33
by Hookshurt
Thanks for the info. There is a cork gasket there, is that something that is fairly easy to find or should I go to one of the online retail outlets for the hard to find parts?
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 18:40
by CaptPatrick
Yup, and will probably look something this one out of a B31...
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 18:43
by CaptPatrick
Hookshurt wrote:Thanks for the info. There is a cork gasket there, is that something that is fairly easy to find or should I go to one of the online retail outlets for the hard to find parts?
NAPA sells cork sheeting, you'll have to make your own...
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 18:45
by Hookshurt
Much thanks to you guys for helping!!!
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 19:04
by Bruce
Forget pulling the plate. Unscrew the pickup from the plate and lift right out.
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 19:31
by CaptPatrick
Got'a pull the plate on the 31. Baffles and dead rise of the tank are in the way... 28 may have a straight pipe, don't know.
Posted: Feb 5th, '09, 19:56
by Skipper Dick
28 is a straight pipe and all one has to do with it is have a large socket or cresent wrench to unscrew it.
Dick