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prepump filter, carburated, 140-160

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posted by  MacIsaac on  Sat Apr 10 13:59 CST 2004
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Do you really need a filter? In my carburetor Odyssey I just removed the filter which had been put on last summer when hooking up the old mechanical fuel pump and disconnecting the new electric one. Then in conversation with a mechanic at the volvo speciality repair shop the guy said that the 140s didn't have a filter to begin with. So unless the tank has a lot of gunk in it (?), is it necessary? So I have left it off.






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