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Fuel Filter Water seperator
Posted by Art on September 12, 2021 at 9:57 amOn my Detroit there is 2 fuel filters Primary and a secondary filter, The Primary is a Racor S3202 with a plastic bowl on bottom for water if you ever get it, I would like to get a spare bowl with the sensor in it, Is that a Detroit part or a Prevost part? Do they still make that part and does anyone have a part # for it ?? The secondary filter is a Detroit # 23530645.
David replied 5 years ago 13 Members · 12 Replies -
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Ordering Racor and Detroit filters shipping is Pricey Is there a good place to buy filters at a good price??
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That filter with the sensor is made by Parker Co., they own Racor I think.
Should be able to take the filter # or the filter to a parts store and get one. I don’t think your Auto Zones and O’Rileys will have it.
A NAPA would probably be your best bet.
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I have a spare bowl but it does not have a sensor in it.
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You can buy the water sensor separately. About $12 on ebay. Ask me how I know. When changing filter I twisted off one lead despite disconnecting the wires.
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hate to jump this thread however on a previous post i did not get a response that I know of .
I lost prime after a battery change, any thoughts on how best to restore fuel flow and start ? Thank You in advance
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Art, this is the updated WIF sensor. Should fit the old bowl.
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NAPA has Racor parts used on your bus. Ask to see the WIX catalog.
That will give you lots of information and choice. By all means carry a spare plastic filter sight glass with your spare parts. They have been known to suffer rock damage.
AL
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all good was able to prime top side by removing the line from the filter and used a gal jug filled with fresh fuel . Thanks for the feedback , love this site .
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Upgrade to new style arrow points to.
Better with the clear sight style. Easy to inspect for water.
There is your spare I wrote about to carry with gasket.
AL
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