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Old 03-30-2013, 09:51 AM   #11
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Re: Post Your Straight Six Pics!

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I am not wrong ~ you are .

fuel filters must never be placed before the pump .

Only the cheapo aftermarket pumps ever had this foolish idea .
I'm not questioning you here but before a pissing match starts here and this gets shut down, I would like to know the reasoning behind why a filter must not be placed before the pump? I understand that it will create a small flow restriction but what damage would this cause?
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