does this filter filter out oil that is mixed with the gas
854000
NO - it is designed to seperate the water out of the fuel as it flows through and also catches particulates.
854001
No. Our boat runs on oil mixed with gas and that mixture MUST go right through. But it does separate water from the mixture as advertised.
854002
The fuel and oil are mixed and the filter will not remove the oil from the fuel. It will remove some water and a lot of dirt if any is present.
854003
No gas and oil will blend and cannot be separated by specific gravity which is how oil/gas/diesel and water are separated.
1123639
you can either put it your gas or your oil. helps clean your engine either way. i would recommend using it in both
1640307
The filter removes impurities in the gas that would otherwise clog the orifices and coat the catalytic causing the heater to malfunction. I have read the reviews claiming filter not necessary. It is necessary - unless you are lucky enough to get very pure propane. I tried using the heater unfiltered. It operated 2 months. Replaced it. Bought and installed a filter. 3 years now. Still operating strong. Plus, filter is too inexpensive not to use just as a precautioin.
754582
Its been a bit since I got the pan but now that I think about it there is a ledge inside the pan that supports the filter. I did replace the filter but it was the same as the old one. This is a great pan, get a trans-oil temp gauge installed before you change the pan and youll see the temp. diff.
1799944
it does not, it is only the filter and i suggest you purchase a spare set of filters
1742516
Not likely, only dirt and you can see how the color/condition is of your fuel and filter any dirt before the screen filter in your outboard gets clogged up.
514983
I did not see your filter in a cross reference search. Google "oil filter cross reference" and you should find some sights that will give you the filter you need if you want to stick with B&S.; It will also give you a lot more choices of other brand filters that will also fit your application.
1184021
Yes, after you clean it you place a small amount of spray can oil on the filter
687949
Michael,The filter had a VERY light film of oil, which I consider insufficient for my use. Otherwise a good filter I would recommend it to others for the price. Good Luck
676169
Yes you have to mix the oil with the gas. If you don't you will burn up the motor. I use 87.
2169684
This filter is only the first of at least 4 gasoline filters on a modern fuel injected outboard. Therefore it is set up to filter everything over 10 microns. Usually (Like on my Yamaha) there are three following filter mediums before the gasoline is injected to the cylinder. On my Yamaha, next there is a pleated paper filter with a floating water ring (it floats if there is any water and if you look you can see it floating and then let the water out but that is what the first filter does too) then the low pressure fuel pump moves the gas to the inner tank from where the fuel injectors get their fuel; through a small filtering screen. The high pressure fuel pump them pumps this gasoline (now filtered 3 times so far) to the fuel injector where there is a final ceramic filter. So you see this first filter you are asking about is only the first filter. The short answer is "Yes" it is Okay to use on your 150 hp outboard, in my humble opinion.
709657
Yes. The filter is in the back of the tank and contains two "chambers". The filter cartridge is on the intake side and the pump is on the other side. An all in one (AIO) contains the filter inside the tank.
758816
Yes but recommend not to get it. A lot of trouble with car after installed it and spending money on sensors that went out because of the oil on the filter
1314623
NO...this pump is for light weight oils like diesel...you will need another type of pump for gas.
568720
I don't know. I do know this is for oil filter "cartridges" ONLY. Not for your regular oil filters.
1454036
Yes it does. The filter is on the back of the heater, just remove it, clean it and put it back in place. No need for replacement filters!
1794352
I am fairly certain that it does. My service technician told me which filter to buy for my unit and that is the one I purchased and it was installed.