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New to petrol tanks, fitting, filter - advice please ?
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Philippe-J.
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#21 Re: New to petrol tanks, fitting, filter - advice please ?
And received! Thanks a lot
Philippe
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ralphr1780
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#22 Re: New to petrol tanks, fitting, filter - advice please ?
Rory, I too would love having one of these, if still available.
Ralph
'69 OTS + '62 OTS - Belgium
'69 OTS + '62 OTS - Belgium
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#23 Re: New to petrol tanks, fitting, filter - advice please ?
Only delivered in pairs Ralph.
So I have spare ones dotted around Europe
Send me address as PM ?
So I have spare ones dotted around Europe
Send me address as PM ?
Rory
3.8 OTS S1 Opalescent Silver Grey - built May 28th 1962
3.8 OTS S1 Opalescent Silver Grey - built May 28th 1962
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#24 Re: New to petrol tanks, fitting, filter - advice please ?
Can confirm these spray-gun filters do the business.
However after a couple of years the "grip" on the 5/16" or 8mm pipe isn't quite so tight.
I decided that having the pick-up pipe fully deep in the sump was probably not a good idea, as it left no safe volume for water to accumulate, so I cut 2¨off the copper and then "pegged" the filter through it so that it no longer relies on the filter's grip to hold it in place.
These pictures might inspire someone.



No, I have no idea what IKEA product yielded the neat little pin, a gem hidden amongst all the hardware I never threw out !
They thoughtfully made its length just short of the sump-tube inner diameter.
However after a couple of years the "grip" on the 5/16" or 8mm pipe isn't quite so tight.
I decided that having the pick-up pipe fully deep in the sump was probably not a good idea, as it left no safe volume for water to accumulate, so I cut 2¨off the copper and then "pegged" the filter through it so that it no longer relies on the filter's grip to hold it in place.
These pictures might inspire someone.



No, I have no idea what IKEA product yielded the neat little pin, a gem hidden amongst all the hardware I never threw out !
They thoughtfully made its length just short of the sump-tube inner diameter.
Rory
3.8 OTS S1 Opalescent Silver Grey - built May 28th 1962
3.8 OTS S1 Opalescent Silver Grey - built May 28th 1962
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Gfhug
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#25 Re: New to petrol tanks, fitting, filter - advice please ?
Or use a split pin? Thanks for letting us know of this, will do the same to mine.
Cheers Geoff
Cheers Geoff
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