Fuel filter

[brinky]

Hi again,
I had noticed a small leak from the fuel filter so today I thought I'd take it off and have a look. Managed to cover myself with diesel and discovered there was no filter in there !!!
I have found a couple of filters on Ebay, one with a 20mm hole, one with a 33mm hole
the 20mm wouldn't fit, are there other sizes or do I get the 33mm filter?
Had a quick search on the forum for fuel filters and read a couple of times about a cold start button ?????? what is this ????
Thanks

[Dandy Dave]

How about a photo so we can see what you have? Not having a filter at all is very bad. Dandy Dave!

[brinky]

Here are a few links to photos of my fuel filter housing ....

http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv25 ... G_0188.jpg
http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv25 ... G_0187.jpg
http://i689.photobucket.com/albums/vv25 ... G_0186.jpg

[Dandy Dave]

I see three different filters listed which I take it you already know. I'm not sure where in the world you are because this does make a difference. I assume that your tractor is not a Super as you have the earlier style lift pump.

This should eliminate Filter number E1ADDN99162C used from Feb. 1st, 1963- Dec 31, 1964 which is a Super filter

That leaves a choice of two....

Number E202Z9, used January, 1st of 53, to December, 31st ,1956 is for North America Models only. If you tractor is between these years and a North American export model this may be it.

If NOT a North American export, Most likely your filter should be this number. 1st, Jan, 1952 and up is part number 86546622.

The only other thing is if your housing has been changed for a different model year. For that you would need a part number off of the housing to determine. Part numbers are via New Holland Ag parts lookup website. Dandy Dave!

[BarryM]

Brinky,
A Fram Filter Head was used between 1952 and 1954. The Element to suit this Head is - Ford AFL 126, Ryco R2003P, Crosland 452.