🔍 WIX Filters 33001 Fuel (Complete In-Line) Filter: Top-notch Pack of 1 Review

I didn't install it and it looks very high quality, so I give 5 stars. The fuel supply must be checked. I ordered this for a quarter inch ID fuel filter. I wanted something with a high flow rate, which it should be given its size. It's not the equivalent of a small 1" round fuel filter, it's a huge deal, look at the picture.

Works well for me with 3/16 fuel lines and a 185cc Moster 2-stroke engine. The plastic doesn't appear to be brittle but time will tell. Made in Russia. Should filter better than tank filters and is easy to replace. The color inside does not match the photo in the ad, mine is all yellow. But I don't care - I bought it for filtering, not for optics.

Perfect for my Kwasaki Fr691 engine. It's better made than the typical flimsy paper element fuel filters you might attach to those little OPEs. It is transparent (unlike the OEM filter). I assume you can use it on any 1/4" ID fuel line. Wix filters have an excellent reputation. Cheaper and better than what you can buy at the big store.

The filter seems to be quite well made but the manufacturer's photos don't show the size very well. I bought this as an inline fuel filter for a bike I'm converting and I think this filter is really too big for the bike. I have a larger enduro bike and you can see the filter in relation to the motor. I think it would be difficult to fit on a small road bike. Will it work? Of course. It might just wobble a little. There are other filters that are better suited to the confined space of a…

The first thing I have to do is that the filter I received is about 1 7/8 inches in diameter at the widest part of the body and almost 2 inches around the seam, with 1/4 in. hose burrs. . My filter housing doesn't have black end caps to cover the filter pleats, it looks like regular thick cardboard. It was also stamped "Russian Federation". I think that's what was meant on the box when it said "Details from sources worldwide". ". The filter was NOT made in America. I was specifically looking…

I bought this filter to replace a worn one. The Walbro WG8's internal screen fuel filter clogs easily and reduces engine performance. Therefore, it is advisable to change the in-line filter regularly as it is much easier than repairing a carburetor. This particular filter was recommended by a popular paramotor tuning and troubleshooting website. Unfortunately, even after a complete carburetor overhaul, including all gaskets, needles, diaphragms, metering lever and actuation pressure adjustment,