Fuel filter?
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paulsharvey
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Dont have a TYM, but... it appears to me that its a paper filler inside the bowl, or is this just a simple sediment bowl with a water bleeder? If its just a sediment bowl, and water bleeder, you would only replace if damaged.
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2515R Dude
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Apparently not. According to this TYM maintenance vid, the part number is 16119513000.
paulsharvey
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Hmm, thats an "intresting" design choice... Why wouldn't they use a standard can type fuel filter thats screws to the assembly, Or use a removable bowl with a paper element? Seems like they turned a $30 assembly and a $10 filter, into a $80.45 part...
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2515R Dude
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Oh, you found it. I could not even find it online.
Found this one on Amazon. I guess it would be a good alternative.
ptsg
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That's the option people tend to replace that filter you have with, as the OEM is very very expensive. I would just recommend to get a better quality filter for that Amazon one.
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That is what I would do, many different manufactures and models to choose from.
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Any recommendations?
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Dude, good find on the filter! I was needing one for the 5520.
$80. some dollars is hard to swallow for a fuel filter from TYM.....
Thanks again
$80. some dollars is hard to swallow for a fuel filter from TYM.....
Thanks again
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2515R Dude
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Some members say there are better options available, hope they elaborate
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The chinesse housing is considerably less expensive then the genuine Racor,
the actual Racor filters are likely to be a better quality filter , in the R12 lineup you can actually get a 2 micron filter element.
the actual Racor filters are likely to be a better quality filter , in the R12 lineup you can actually get a 2 micron filter element.
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The genuine article complete;
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Of course I got to browsing the Racor website, guess what I found;
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2515R Dude
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They look awfully similar the amazon's one, probably made at the same plant,
I think i'll buy the housing from the amazon but the filter elements from racor.
Actually R12t is a 10 micron filter according to Racor website.
the 2 micron is R12SUL.
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Finally got around to install a new fuel filter. I'm sure the old one would serve me for another 500 hours, but me being **** about maintenance wanted to do it now.
I decided to try one from amazon. If i didn't like it, easy to return. Chosen the one with the best reviews even though I'm 99% sure they all are made at the same plant with the genuine Racor, the only difference is the writing.
It looked to be very good quality which confirmed my 99% opinion. Really solid, great machine work and cost only $18 (with 10% coupon).
It is a little larger then the OEM, so I had to change the location and fabricate a new bracket. Took me a little while (about 2 hours including drying time), but now i hope i'm set for life.
Here is the filter: Amazon.com
Before
The filter
The new location
I decided to try one from amazon. If i didn't like it, easy to return. Chosen the one with the best reviews even though I'm 99% sure they all are made at the same plant with the genuine Racor, the only difference is the writing.
It looked to be very good quality which confirmed my 99% opinion. Really solid, great machine work and cost only $18 (with 10% coupon).
It is a little larger then the OEM, so I had to change the location and fabricate a new bracket. Took me a little while (about 2 hours including drying time), but now i hope i'm set for life.
Here is the filter: Amazon.com
Before
The filter
The new location
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DynamicD
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very nice install. Thanks for sharing!
