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Old 16-04-18, 01:52
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You can merely splice the rubber hose with a regular inline (might I suggest the clear ones) fuel filter. Or you can get fancy and install the inline filter off a 70s Ford truck (that was what the M151A2 used). It shoudl thread in to the fuel pump, although you may have to use a 1/4" m-f pipe elbow to get the direction right. I think, by memory though, that the stock flex fuel line might be too small a fitting to match up to the Ford fuel filter. I'll check when I am at work tomorrow, I stock both items there. Personally, I have usually gone with the filter at the carb and spliced one in at the pump.
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