I installed 2 K&N fuel filters: one before the pump and one under the hood. Easy installation and they don't need replacement cores. Just pinch off the fuel lines, unscrew and wash out plates. They however are more costly than other types but definitely worth the extra $$$. Just my 2 cents.

Scott

Can you give us the part # for the unit you were talking about, Vicky?

thx

TomaHawk,

I sent off an email to the guys yesterday asking for a part number breakdown of the unit, but as of this morning I have not received a reply yet. I posted a url to their website in reply #6 in this thread. From what I see on their website it runs about $95.00-$100.00 for the unit. By the way you can get the Napa filter (#3271) at Napa for approx. $2.49 each. Have not checked out sources for the other filter P/N's yet...Looks like the AC Delco filter will probably be pretty easy to locate...

webdawg1

I was referring to the filter unit ZRush was telling about.

TomoHawk,

Oppps, sorry about that. I did not see "Vicky" at the end of that last post...my bust...

webdawg1

Simple & effective solution... a FRAM G-3 inline fuel filter. Already has 3/8" inlet & outlets... it is clear so you can see the rust.patricles that may gather.

The best part... costs about $4 at a local Wal-mart. I installed one about 6" away from my tank's pickup connection.... was a cinch to install.

Once I see it needs changing, it'll be cheap & simple to replace. Also is effective at keeping the fuel pump inlet screen clear.

Good luck.

Steve

Can you give us the part # for the unit you were talking about, Vicky?

thx

Tomohawk

I didn't post that info on the fuel filter, Scott did. I know nothing about such going ons. I do believe it's the same one that's under the hood. The billet fuel filter sold by MSA. Look on the MSA website www.zcarparts.com

Vicky

GunnerRob,

Did some more searching on the web and found the P/N for the AC Delco filterbase & metal filter cover. P/N: ACDelco GF62P

I found it listed at http://www.rockauto.com after doing a search on "Google" for $32.79 each. I'm pretty sure that's without a filter in it, but you can get those just about anywhere. (I.E. Napa, Local parts house....etc) See previous posts for filter P/N's.

webdawg1

I located what you are talking about. The design looks fine, but the picture doesn't show much:

Link:

http://198.208.187.182/internet/PartImage.jsp?mfgname=ACDELCO&prodlinecd=47&acpartnbr=GF62P

TomoHawk,

If you go to the following url: http://www.rockauto.com

Do a search on the search tab with the following search term: GF62P

Should run about $32.79 each. That sure beats the hell out of that other price I found....Hello....$95.00-$100.00 That's if you want one that is....Not trying to push it on you or anything like that, Just trying to put out some general info in case anyone else decides they want to go that route...sort of a pro-active approach....take care of it before it turns into a problem.

webdawg1

I found a short write-up with some pictures on the "Fram G3" filter that "Sweetpea" mentioned on the front end of this thread. Thought it might be of some interest to some folks....then again...maybe not...

webdawg1

Fram G3 Filter Installation.doc

Does Datsun/Nissan and/or Mr. K approve of the aftermarket or additional filter?

j/k