DGV Internal Fuel Filter Pictures

bigjim5551212 · 06-19-2008

Here are a couple pictures showing the position of the internal fuel filter

grslightng02 · 06-19-2008

I found this internal filter while disassembling and cleaning my Weber. My filter is in fair condition, but I would prefer a new clean one. Is this something that can be ordered from Weber or OGTS? If so what's the part number?

bigjim5551212 · 06-20-2008

we carry that at Overseas Auto. We have all the Weber parts. the part number we use is 3702201000 give us a call, PM or email, phone is 1-800-665-5031 toll free. The cost on these is $2 and the shipping in a padded envelope is $5. This comes in our repair kit.

Jim

grslightng02 · 06-20-2008

Thanks for the info Jim. i'll keep that in mind and contact you when I'm ready to install it. I recently took my weber apart to clean it and washed it down and scrubbed it. I thought about taking a degreaser to it and after cleaning and drying it, applying a high heat primer, and high heat engine paint to clean up the look?

Any thoughts?
Neil

bigjim5551212 · 06-20-2008

We use a clear enamel paint when we do ours. When we rebuild Weber's, we use Castrol Super Clean, bead blast, then we ultrasonically clean them, blow them out, then we paint them with some clear enamel paint we get from home depot. Then we reassemble. Generally we try to hot test them on a motor....thats if I have a motor available.

traytodd · 06-20-2008

OGTS just got some in. I got mine yesterday, $8.38 w/CA tax & shipping.

Terry

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bigjim5551212 Weber Carburetor Guru Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Vancouver Canada Posts: 129 Provided Answers: 1	Unanswered: DGV Internal Fuel Filter Pictures Here are a couple pictures showing the position of the internal fuel filter

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grslightng02 Opeler Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Sacramento, California, USA Posts: 424 Real Name: Neil Provided Answers: 2	Paint? Thanks for the info Jim. i'll keep that in mind and contact you when I'm ready to install it. I recently took my weber apart to clean it and washed it down and scrubbed it. I thought about taking a degreaser to it and after cleaning and drying it, applying a high heat primer, and high heat engine paint to clean up the look? Any thoughts? Neil

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06-19-2008	#2 (permalink)
grslightng02 Opeler Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Sacramento, California, USA Posts: 424 Real Name: Neil Provided Answers: 2	I found this internal filter while disassembling and cleaning my Weber. My filter is in fair condition, but I would prefer a new clean one. Is this something that can be ordered from Weber or OGTS? If so what's the part number?

06-20-2008	#3 (permalink)
bigjim5551212 Weber Carburetor Guru Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Vancouver Canada Posts: 129 Provided Answers: 1	we carry that at Overseas Auto. We have all the Weber parts. the part number we use is 3702201000 give us a call, PM or email, phone is 1-800-665-5031 toll free. The cost on these is $2 and the shipping in a padded envelope is $5. This comes in our repair kit. Jim

06-20-2008	#5 (permalink)
bigjim5551212 Weber Carburetor Guru Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Vancouver Canada Posts: 129 Provided Answers: 1	We use a clear enamel paint when we do ours. When we rebuild Weber's, we use Castrol Super Clean, bead blast, then we ultrasonically clean them, blow them out, then we paint them with some clear enamel paint we get from home depot. Then we reassemble. Generally we try to hot test them on a motor....thats if I have a motor available.

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