Magnefine Inline Filter

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SRF
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Magnefine Inline Filter

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Last year when I tried to get the inline filter from NAPA as many of us previously have they told me it had been discontinued in their stores. I have never heard if others have had the same issue but I found them cheaper to buy online anyway. Then Aldo found them even cheaper than I did. They are also available from Ford but I have never tried to get one there.
Has anyone found replacement filter elements for the housing yet?

NApa part number 1-8512 Magnefine inline magnetic filter 3/8 inch.

The ford part number is XC3Z-7B155-BA

http://www.bulkpart.com/Merchant2/merch ... ine-filter

http://www.emergingent.com/magnefine/order_page.htm

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okie
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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It's a standard fuel filter,come on it's made in Austrailia,how complicated can it be :D
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Tom
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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It has a magnet inside it. The end with the sticker will unscrew and it has a cartridge filter inside.
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Yeah,I meant the inner is just a fuel filter,took mine apart,it had a little beard on the magnet nothing big,if I would have known that I wouldn't have bought another,just cleaned her up and put back in.Same with my pickup filter in the tranny,nothing on it,just found a few sprinkles on the pan,found some moisture though,from it not getting warm enough on my cold weather rides.
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Oh... Ok. You don`t happen to have a part number for the inner filter do ya??
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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I have not had time yet but take to a parts HOUSE not a parts store,they will be able to match quick.Thought I had a number around here but can't find.I'm at work.
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Thanks WM.... You are the MAN.
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Good man Mike,I guess I'll throw my old one away,does'nt sound worth the risk.
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Buy your Tranny filters here guys...cheap cheap cheap...

http://www.bulkpart.com/Merchant2/merch ... ine-filter

I bought a half dozen so I'm set for a long time.

Aldo
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Great info Aldo,I found that after 5,000 miles it still lokked pretty clean except for a little gray fuzzy on the magnate,maybe I'll go to changing once every two years,what do you do?
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Aldo , great price but I still can't understand why we can't find these filters locally like at Auto Zone , Advanced Auto, NAPA etc.

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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Jack ,have you had one apart?They just have what looks like a standard fuel filter inside,but Mike talked to the guy that makes them ,says there is a certain way to put back together,doesn't look like rocket science to me but for the price,once every couple of years,what the heck.
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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hogv8 wrote:Aldo , great price but I still can't understand why we can't find these filters locally like at Auto Zone , Advanced Auto, NAPA etc.

Jack
Napa use to sell the filter assembly, but last year I was told they had discontinued it according to my local store. I came home and ordered several filters online saving a lot of money and I didn't even get as good of a deal as Aldo found.

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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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okie wrote:Great info Aldo,I found that after 5,000 miles it still lokked pretty clean except for a little gray fuzzy on the magnate,maybe I'll go to changing once every two years,what do you do?
Every 2 nd oil change...but thats just me....I'm on my 2nd tranny, so cheap insurance.

Aldo
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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Aldo,what have you found when you have taken your filter apart?
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Re: Magnefine Inline Filter

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19 April 2008 9:30 P.M.

Transmission oil draining as I type.
Replacing Magnefine filter in the morning.
New tranny oil, new magnefine, new front
tire, fresh oil and filter, need new speedo
cable. Gettin' it ready to ride to Shane's
place in 2 weeks! Woo Hoo!
Funny quote from owners manual:
"In second gear, the engine will turn a
pleasant 2300 rpm at 70 mph which
generates 25-30 mpg and a range of
more than 250 miles."
I got 171 miles out of a tank once...

Bill
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