[DML] Re: Fuel filter

["Chris " <chrisau79@xxxxxxxxx>]

GOOD! That's why I made the original post. I was NOT bad mouthing 
John. He's one of the good guys. He has been very helpful to me on 
the phone a time or two without any thought of time or compensation. 

Chris
06301

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Joseph Kuchan <josephkuchan@...> 
wrote:
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> 6195 had one of those epoxied pickup screens in it too. After 
seeing the picture I pulled the pump last night and the epoxy was 
also deteriorated to the point where the hose barb pulled free from 
the pickup screen with almost no effort at all. I can post pictures, 
but how many pictures of failed epoxy do we really need to see?
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> Anyway, a few years back John offered free replacement screens for 
people who had the originals. I believe the reason given for offering 
the replacements at that time was because the originally supplied 
screen was thought to be too fine and was prone to clogging. In any 
case, he did offer free replacements. Luckily I had a replacement on 
the shelf and installed it last night. 
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> Based on what people are seeing with these original pickup screens 
it is highly recommended to check them now before your pump ingests 
some deteriorated epoxy and jams up. You don't want to be stuck on 
the road halfway between your home and DCS with no way to get going 
again.Joe Kuchan
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> To: dmcnews@...: x86Daddy@...: Thu, 29 May 2008 14:59:04 
+0000Subject: [DML] Re: Fuel filter
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> --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Chris " <chrisau79@> wrote:>> For 
any of you that bought John Herveys' Fuel Filter about four years > 
ago, you'd better check it. I posted a picture of mine in the photos 
> section. Link;> > 
http://autos.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/dmcnews/photos/browse/a318?c=> 
> You do NOT want any of this crumbling material getting into your 
pump.I recognize the part... it's the fuel pump filter screen... it 
goes inthe gas tank attached via hose or short pipe to the bottom of 
the fuelpump itself. The "fuel filter" is a larger metal cannister 
sortapart, and that's where the confusion comes from.On John Hervey's 
site(http://specialtauto.com/delorean-parts/fuel-injection.html) you 
cansee the part he sells today and an acknowledgement of the fact 
thatthe epoxy in your picture was undesirable: "No more epoxy to 
leach offand possibility contaminate the pump." You should contact 
himdirectly... he'll probably help you out.--Greg 
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