Many of us use vacuum gauges to monitor the condition of the primary fuel filter. Does any on know of a system to monitor the condition of the secondary, fine filter on the engine? Maybe by measuring pressure at the inlet or the pressure drop across the filter? Steve Willett Camano 31 Thibodaux, Louisiana

Yes. That's how my Gulf Coast filter kit is set up. Ron Rogers ----- Original Message ----- From: <StWillett@aol.com> Maybe by measuring pressure ..... the pressure drop across the filter?

StWillett@aol.com writes: >Many of us use vacuum gauges to monitor the condition of the primary fuel >filter. Does any on know of a system to monitor the condition of the >secondary, >fine filter on the engine? Maybe by measuring pressure at the inlet or the >pressure drop across the filter? You can use a differential pressure guage from FW Murphy: http://www.fwmurphy.com/products/pressure_vacuum/20dp_25dp_a20dp_a25dp.htm Scott Welch Product Manager, FirstClass Group "If we continue to take an eye for an eye, then surely the whole world will go blind." - Gandhi