High-Quality 10mm Fuel Filter Replacement for Honda 16900-MG8-003 & Yamaha 4TV-24560-00 (2 Pack) Review

While looking for a replacement fuel filter I came across this one. do i need 2 no Were they cheaper than buying 1 at the store and do they fit and work perfectly on my 2004 Honda Shadow Saber?

It's good that I started the engine before assembling my Goldwing. Constantly flowing from the first filter, then from the second. I had to spend $23 on an OEM at the dealer, but at least it didn't leak.

Arrived quickly. Great price for two packs. The filters that come in look exactly like the ones they replace. So I'm not sure there's much to say about the fuel filter. Aside from cutting one of them and running lab filtration tests, they seem to fit the bill.

Looks like a direct replacement for a genuine Honda fuel filter. Exactly the same as my 2006 Shadow 750. Couldn't tell the original from this one. It's possible the filters I replaced were aftermarket since I've used the bike, but I don't think so.

I bought a used Shadow ACE 2002 a while ago. The bike was in good condition but had been in storage for a few years. The fuel filter looked like it was an OEM part that was installed on the bike over 18 years ago. It came with no problems and works great. That's 2 packs for about half the price of an OEM filter.

This filter was advertised to be used with my ZX-6R and although I wanted both ends to be 3/8" (like this filter) it was too long and the Fuel didn't go into the filter at a 90 degree angle like the standard so I had to modify the line to the fuel pump and I made it work with a smooth curve from the tank to the filter. After my bike sat in the sun all day, that gentle curve turned into a kink that left my engine running dry once I hit 85mph on the freeway (I might add that it was quite an…