Yes the 07's use a different filter.
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Aftermarket Fuel Filter for 2007-2010 CFI's
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Correct, I have since fixed my post. Sorry about that. I just found out the 07 I worked on a few months ago was actually an 08 which the 08 fuel tank, steering hoop, lines etc. are different. It had the 07 Dragon hood. Decieving...
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2008 Dragon is different
I have a 2008 Dragon 700 and the OEM filter is part #252064. It is cheaper and the hose is much longer than the 2009. My wife's sled is a 2009 Dragon 600 SP and this aftermarket hose/filter appears to be correct for that sled. I will definitely try one on that sled this year!
I have a 2008 Dragon 700 and the OEM filter is part #252064. It is cheaper and the hose is much longer than the 2009. My wife's sled is a 2009 Dragon 600 SP and this aftermarket hose/filter appears to be correct for that sled. I will definitely try one on that sled this year!
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sledless bdh
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So....these filters will NOT work on the 07 700's?
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EricW
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If I remember right (I'm 50 now) on the 07 700's you'll see a 90* bend in the upper leg of the filter hose to fit the tank properly. I have used the 08 and later but you have to route it carefully and it is a bit short. If you make one from the parts store just allow a little more hose above the filter and you'll be fine, fitting connections are the same on both. Hope that is correct and makes sense. EW
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sledless bdh
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So this one will not work. I will need to buy OEM or make my own.....ok....Thanks.
Austin
Austin
High performance is currently sold out.
It's for sale on amazon for $45 shipped.
http://www.amazon.com/FUEL-FILTER-HOSE-SPI-Number/dp/B00B45CGTI
It's for sale on amazon for $45 shipped.
http://www.amazon.com/FUEL-FILTER-HOSE-SPI-Number/dp/B00B45CGTI
fuel hose too stiff
I ordered two of these fuel filters from hi performance engineering (part #241200) this fall for my '10 800 RMK. The hose used on these was so stiff it would not route for the install without a massive kink in the hose. Had to shell out $94 for a polaris one (with a much more flexible hose!) after spending $50+ shipping on those. The OEM filter installed without trouble. Anyone else have a similar problem with the aftermarket filter and how did you get around it? I tried heating it briefly to increase flexibility but that did no good.
I ordered two of these fuel filters from hi performance engineering (part #241200) this fall for my '10 800 RMK. The hose used on these was so stiff it would not route for the install without a massive kink in the hose. Had to shell out $94 for a polaris one (with a much more flexible hose!) after spending $50+ shipping on those. The OEM filter installed without trouble. Anyone else have a similar problem with the aftermarket filter and how did you get around it? I tried heating it briefly to increase flexibility but that did no good.
ive been running these SPI fuel filters for 3 years..never once had an issue and ive never paid more then $30 for one also.
Guido, are you buying from HPI?
here is a GREAT thread on Hardcoresledder forum on the same issue.
if you dont have a profile, it takes a min and its free..unlike other forums
http://www.hardcoresledder.com/forums/298-iq-chassis/606555-cfi-fuel-filters-cut-open-pictures.html
if you dont have a profile, it takes a min and its free..unlike other forums
http://www.hardcoresledder.com/forums/298-iq-chassis/606555-cfi-fuel-filters-cut-open-pictures.html
I have a project 09 Assault that I am working on, it was taken apart when I got it. The fuel lines are missing the o-rings and black plastic piece behind the o-ring. I also need the springs that hold the fuel line connections together. I have looked and found no place to buy these parts, anyone know of a place online?
Thanks for any help!
Thanks for any help!
