> same as you buy one from the DeLorean dealers. There is a fuel filter > lookalike on the market that doesn't seal at the top and sprays gasoline > over your engine when you try to start it, buy only DeLorean fuel filters. Last summer I replaced my original fuel filter with a part from Napa. The filters looked identical, but getting the Napa filter to seal was a 3 day project. In the end I did get it to seal, though. I used a set of enourmous vice grips to hold the bottom of the filter, a small box wrench on the upper banjo bolt, and a 2 foot pry bar on the box wrench (levered against the frame) to create enough torque to seal it properly. It didn't help that I used the wrong sized crush washer on the first attempt (it slipped to the side and became 'crushed' into a perfect jet nozzle). The moral of the story is: If the fuel filters provided by the DeLorean suppliers are eaiser to install than this... BUY IT FROM THEM!!!!! My car does run fine with the Napa part, however. Luke