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What about this for a filter??
Front Row Joe - 4/8/11 at 12:12 PM

Pre pump low presure filter for those of us with 15mm id pipe. It has a 400 micron?? stainless mesh inside. What do you reckon??

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plumbing/Compression/Compression+Inline+Y+Filter+15mm/d20/sd2697/p52821


[img]http://www.toolstation.com/images/library/stock/webbig/52821.jpg?rand=381886896[/img]

[Edited on 4/8/11 by Front Row Joe]


Myke 2463 - 4/8/11 at 02:54 PM

That's a different idea and locost, i think i would rather have one with hose tails, inline Y filter 1/2" £3.30 + hose tails. Cat 40 page 291.


Litemoth - 4/8/11 at 03:37 PM

...Bit of a heavy old clanker though don't ya think?.....


Are we talking central heating or for the car?

15mm id hose?? ...wow, that's massive.


There's all sorts of blinged-up versions out there....admittedly 15mm won't be an option. They're all around 3-6 quid ish







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[Edited on 4/8/11 by Litemoth]


ss1turbo - 4/8/11 at 07:25 PM

400 micron will stop small birds and children...but not much else!

I've been looking for something locost as an inlet filter with 12mm or 1/2" tails and so far the best is about £9 each +£9 delivery (spec is apparently a crop sprayer with a 6.7litre Cummins diesel - so should be fine..). Unless anyone finds anything better, anyone up for a little group buy?


Litemoth - 4/8/11 at 07:43 PM

What about this:

12mm inline pre pump fuel filter sytec walbro | eBay


Or this:


LINKY

Or these:

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ss1turbo - 4/8/11 at 08:41 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Litemoth
What about this:

12mm inline pre pump fuel filter sytec walbro | eBay




For some reason they hadn't popped up in my searches - maybe they weren't on there a week ago? Anyway - that'll do me nicely..

[Edited on 4/8/11 by ss1turbo]


Front Row Joe - 4/8/11 at 08:59 PM

My pump inlet is 15mm Id so I'm having to use plumbing parts as they seem to be the only 15mm available. Especially as I need a reducer to get it down to 8mm for the tank. 400 microns is a bit big then? I was just looking for something that didn't restrict the flow to the tank too much.


Litemoth - 4/8/11 at 09:43 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Front Row Joe
My pump inlet is 15mm Id so I'm having to use plumbing parts as they seem to be the only 15mm available. Especially as I need a reducer to get it down to 8mm for the tank. 400 microns is a bit big then? I was just looking for something that didn't restrict the flow to the tank too much.


What fitting is on the pump inlet ....? 15mm ID seems really big. Put a pic up...I'm sure we can work something out that's more standard


Only you and the Emma Mærsk are using 15mm




AdrianH - 4/8/11 at 11:07 PM

I'd like to see the kit car chassis to take that little engine.

Adrian


blakep82 - 4/8/11 at 11:17 PM

awesome, an engine with its own observation deck!

what pump is it? i'm surpised of anything car related having 15mm inlets.


Front Row Joe - 5/8/11 at 01:15 AM

Its a Bosch pump. Believe its from a cosworth. definitely 15mm as I measured it up with some calipers. I've come across threads with others who have had the same problem. The only solution I have found is plumbers pipe. There must be a tidier solution?


atomic - 5/8/11 at 11:51 AM

Well if it is a Bosch and indeed for a Cosworth then it should be either a Bosch 040 or 044. They are in the region of 300LPH and will require a 100micron pre pump filter and ideally you should also use a 40micron post filter