In-Line fuel filters...

[Tiger]

 :) I bought a pack of these a wee while back to try...and they worked out O.K... 8)

http://cgi.ebay.ca/5-fuel-filters-1-4-inline-clear-reusable-ice-auger-/250702882506?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a5f0e66ca

...If you do not have an in-line fuel filter installed between your Vision's petcock and carbs, you are, at some point, going to need your carbs cleaned/recleaned!!!

                  8).......TIGER....... 8)

[Kevin]

I agree Tiger, I have been using the 90 degree type. They fit in a smaller space.

[pat sullivan]

Link for the 90 degree filter I've been using.

http://www.denniskirk.com/jsp/product_catalog/Product.jsp?skuId=182519&store=Main&catId=413&productId=p182519&leafCatId=&mmyId=

Pat S.

[Tiger]

 :) I've used the 90 degree filters in the past and they are much 'tidier' units. However, I couldn't find any when I needed some, so bought the straight ones...which require 8" or so of extra 'looped' fuel line on installation  ;)

There are a variety of in-line fuel filters out there...straight, 90 degree, plastic, glass, chrome, etc, etc...Which ever you choose...install and use!!!

                  8).......TIGER....... 8)

[Mike Jacobs]

:) I've used the 90 degree filters in the past and they are much 'tidier' units. However, I couldn't find any when I needed some, so bought the straight ones...which require 8" or so of extra 'looped' fuel line on installation  ;)

There are a variety of in-line fuel filters out there...straight, 90 degree, plastic, glass, chrome, etc, etc...Which ever you choose...install and use!!!

                  8).......TIGER....... 8)

Great reminder, Tiger.   You're a hero to us.   :angel:

Upon reading your post I immediately ran over to Ebay and bought a set of 5 (one for each of my bikes, how convenient) and finally got to use my EbaY Bucks from last month's purchases!   ;D

An ounce of prevention is better than hours of elbow grease as a cure, wot?   ;)