OEM FUEL FILTER LOCATION

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Where is the oem fuel filter mounted on a 9/75 . I see where an aftermarket one was mounted on the battery box but I cant find a pic of the oem one. Thanks,Tommy
 
Bottom center of this pic.
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I'm certainly no parts expert but the old crusty fuel filter I took off of my mostly stock 77 before putting this one on looked exactly the same. When I bought it from @beno I only have him a month and year of manufacture and this is what I got. Now maybe the first year of the 2F in 75 had a different fuel filter but I made a bold assumption the first few years of the 2F used the same fuel filter and location.
 
Mine looks like that,got it from cruiser outfitters and it came in a toyota box. What's it bolted to. is it a bracket bolted to the battery stand?
 
I remember that part very well. I remember searching through pre restoration photos for about an hour until it caught my eye in the corner of a photo. Of course I could have just posted a picture on MUD and got ten right answers in less than 2 minutes, but sometimes that is just too easy!
 
@powthief19

A picture is worth a 1000 words? It looks like you have a rivet, instead of a bolt, holding your battery carrier in place.

The parts fiche indicate that the same battery carrier part no. was used from 7209 - 7901, illustrated with a bolt in the place of your rivet.

Here is a fiche showing the options for fuel filter and bracket:
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@powthief19

A picture is worth a 1000 words? It looks like you have a rivet, instead of a bolt, holding your battery carrier in place.

The parts fiche indicate that the same battery carrier part no. was used from 7209 - 7901, illustrated with a bolt in the place of your rivet.

Here is a fiche showing the options for fuel filter and bracket:
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I figured a picture would help! However, the rivet is underneath the battery mount. I think i can use the bolt underneath the battery mount as its just a few inches away and will accomplish the same thing.
 
Just to be clear, the circled rivet is a bolt in the parts fiche.

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I'm putting on the dunce cap... maybe this thread should be put in the EPIC FAIL list... what you circled (i've just come to find out) is a threaded hole full of crud instead of a rivet!

My problem is solved! (and I'm an idiot!)

thanks for helping...
 
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