I may have missed part of this discussion, but one thing good about the plastic filters is, they're usually clear, so you can see how good or bad they are. The metal ones are more historically "correct," but you don't know if they're clogged unless you cut one open.
MM
On Thursday, November 20, 2003, at 09:17 PM, jsadowski wrote:
Elijah, We have Checker Auto here which is part of the same company. On their website, the Purolator F20011 looks correct, but I bought one last week over at Pep Boys & it is a cheaper looking piece of plastic then the Fram is.
John
----- Original Message ----- From:Elijah Scott To:mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 8:42 AM Subject: Re: IML: Metal Fuel Filters
--- jsadowski <jsadowski@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Most seem to agree that a metal fuel filter is what
> should be used on our Imperials. Trouble is, all the
> major brands in my area only sell plastic for the
> style that fits Imperials.
I recently bought a correct metal fuel filter for my
'70 Imperial at Advance Auto Parts.� They're a
national chain.� If you can't find one locally, you
can order from their website at
Purolator F20011 ($2.07) appears to be the filter
listed for 1960 and up Imperials.� They have other
options for pre-1960 Imperials.
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