FUEL FILTER!

[geonc]

You wish George. It hangs to the right. ;p

When did you switch parties ....time to change your sig ;p

Meanwhile ....Hope the tech info is of some help to those looking for answers

We at OB have a tendency to derail

 

[aaklingler]

"The end that has the hole is where you want to place the ball bearing. Take your ball bearing and drop it in the hole. "

Is the end with the hole not always the end farthest in the hole? The correct order of install is BB, plunger, spring and plug, correct? The plunger and spring go back in the same way they came out, correct? Does it matter how the plunger is turned?

 

[geonc]

The correct order of install is BB, plunger, spring and plug, correct? The plunger and spring go back in the same way they came out, correct? Does it matter how the plunger is turned?

Correct---BB goes in first--that is what adds pressure to the spring--- Plunger is triangular and will only go in correctly without force---bore has tiny grooves the ends of plunger ride in.....

The tri-angular shape will "FIT" into it's respected groove. DO NOT FORCE IT. Turn the plunger until it slides right in.

Clear as mudd Hope this is of some help

 

[aaklingler]

I guess I need to look at the pieces, but doesn't the plunger seal on its inner side? I would think it would be better to put the BB on the other side of the plunger or possible beside the plug.

 

[aaklingler]

Will a BB work that measures .172" or will the spring come down over it to far? I had found one that measured .234" but that was to big.