What micron rating should I use for my fuel filter?

A 10-micron filter like this Aeromotive 12350 is a good general-purpose choice for EFI systems. If you're running carburetors, you can often get away with a less restrictive 40-micron filter. Always check the fuel pump and injector manufacturer's recommendations.

How often should I replace my fuel filter element?

That depends on the fuel quality and how much debris it's catching. A good rule of thumb is to inspect it every 6 months or 6,000 miles and replace it if you see any significant buildup of contaminants. Clogged filters reduce fuel flow and can damage your fuel pump.

Can I clean and reuse this filter element?

No, the microglass element in this filter is not designed to be cleaned. Attempting to clean it can damage the element and reduce its filtration efficiency. It's best to replace it with a new element to ensure optimal performance.

Aeromotive In-Line Filter 10AN 10 Micron Microglass Element Bright-Dip Black 2in OD

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Brand: Aeromotive
Part #: 12350
UPC: 684980006872

Aeromotive In-Line Filter 10AN 10 Micron Microglass Element Bright-Dip Black 2in OD

Name: Aeromotive In-Line Filter 10AN 10 Micron Microglass Element Bright-Dip Black 2in OD
Brand: Aeromotive
SKU: aeromotive-aeromotive-in-line-filter-10an-10-micron-microglass-element-bright-di-t14-81745
Price: 231.12 USD
Availability: InStock

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Keep your fuel clean. Aeromotive's 12350 in-line filter uses a pleated microglass element for high flow and excellent filtration.

Key Features

Microglass element — superior filtration with minimal flow restriction
10AN fittings — compatible with common fuel system plumbing
Billet aluminum construction — well-built and durable
Compatible with E85 and alcohol — versatile fuel compatibility

⚠️ CA WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more

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Product Details

Finally, a place where bigger really is better. What defines an efficient filter? As little pressure drop as possible. How do you achieve a low pressure drop? Surface area. How do you get a lot of area into a compact in-line filter? Pleats. More pleats means more surface area and, in turn, better-flowing filters. Aeromotive in-line filters boast the most surface area possible for the highest flowing filters. Machined out of aircraft-grade billet aluminum alloy. Precision-coated with black anodizing. Can be used with E85 and alcohol.Aeromotive Inc. is a true high performance aftermarket manufacturer specializing in fuel delivery and fuel delivery components. Utilizing aerospace tolerances and procedures, three generations of track experience, and a meticulous approach to engineering, Aeromotive Fuel Systems has become the absolute pinnacle of performance fuel delivery.