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Onan Marques 5500 gas fuel filter change
Old 11-06-2010, 03:04 PM   #1
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Got the new filter and new adapter that goes to carb.
My question is do I need to add anything to protect for leaks or can I install right out of box? It has some red bonding (probably locktie)
Also any tips to help with installation?
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Put the Lock-tight on threads and tighten mount as you see filter mounted now.
Use two wrench's to not brake fitting into carb.

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Thanks for the reply.
Replaced both the filter and new adaptor today. Everything went very smooth and no LEAKS!

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fyi - it's spelled LOCTITE.
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Note that some year models have two filters. My 2004 does, one on the input to the fuel pump and one at the carburetor. I don't recall when they switched to just one.
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On rereading your post - is the adapter on the carb to replace the second filter there?
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Clay L,
Onan was having problems with filter at carb. leaking. I changed oil and filter the other day. When I started generator from generator location I noticed fuel leaking? Went online, this forum & RV.Net search read about problem. Then called Onan and rep told me that they changed (deleted) filter at carb. and added adaptor. Only one filter now.
Hope this helps.
Adaptor: A026E259
Filter: 149-2341-01

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