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Old 11-26-2025, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by camerjeff View Post
I personally would not use a Plastic bodied inline fuel filter, I have seen them crack and leak in a short amount of time with heat cycles and vibration. I would get a all metal disposable one. Granted you can not visually verify fuel flow. Bet there is much less chance of an engine fire.
I am currently also restoring my '55 Pontiac, had the same idea. I used this fuel filter from Rockauto, its all metal:

https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...t=6200&jsn=594

Btw: I love this thread! I'm a mostly silent reader, but there is so much very good information here which helps me a lot too!

 


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