ColoradoRVHauler
01-31-2010, 04:19 PM
Hey what do you guys use for a filter for you aux tanks.
Ive tried a canister type filter, and several in line type filters.
They all plug up with within about 1 or 2 tanks when its cold. I mean zero or below cold. They seem to catch the gelled up parts of the fuel.
This last trip I used winter number 2. It was good for 0 filter plugging and -20. I then added some power service white bottle to help a bit.
Even the fuel I bought in canada plugged my aux tank filter. There is no dirt in it. I cant blow thru it. If I hold the filter to my exhaust for a few mins and warm it, it once again becomes easy to blow thru.
Right now I just hooked up my lines direct to the tank. I use a autozone 40 dollar fuel pump to pump my fuel. Its the type that are solinoid operated. It rattles when it pumps.
Takes maybe 20 mins to fill my lower tank.
I know Im not the only person with this problem. Do you guys even run a aux tank filter?
Thanks for the advice.
Carey
Ive tried a canister type filter, and several in line type filters.
They all plug up with within about 1 or 2 tanks when its cold. I mean zero or below cold. They seem to catch the gelled up parts of the fuel.
This last trip I used winter number 2. It was good for 0 filter plugging and -20. I then added some power service white bottle to help a bit.
Even the fuel I bought in canada plugged my aux tank filter. There is no dirt in it. I cant blow thru it. If I hold the filter to my exhaust for a few mins and warm it, it once again becomes easy to blow thru.
Right now I just hooked up my lines direct to the tank. I use a autozone 40 dollar fuel pump to pump my fuel. Its the type that are solinoid operated. It rattles when it pumps.
Takes maybe 20 mins to fill my lower tank.
I know Im not the only person with this problem. Do you guys even run a aux tank filter?
Thanks for the advice.
Carey