How often should I replace the filter element?

The replacement interval depends on fuel quality and pump volume. Inspect the filter regularly, and replace it when you notice a drop in fuel pressure or visible contamination.

Can I clean this filter?

This filter uses a microglass element, which is not designed to be cleaned. Once the filter is saturated, it should be replaced to ensure proper filtration.

What size fittings does this filter use?

This filter uses AN-12 ORB (O-Ring Boss) fittings. You'll need to purchase compatible fittings and hose ends separately to connect it to your fuel system.

Aeromotive In-Line Filter - (AN-12 ORB) 10 Micron Microglass Element

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Specifications

Brand: Aeromotive
Part #: 12341
UPC: 684980006896

Aeromotive In-Line Filter - (AN-12 ORB) 10 Micron Microglass Element

Name: Aeromotive In-Line Filter - (AN-12 ORB) 10 Micron Microglass Element
Brand: Aeromotive
SKU: aeromotive-aeromotive-in-line-filter-an-12-orb-10-micron-microglass-element-t14-4387337
Price: 358.52 USD
Availability: InStock

$358.52

Only 4 left in stock

Keep your fuel clean with this high-flow filter. Billet aluminum and compatible with E85 and alcohol fuels.

Key Features

Billet aluminum construction — strong and lightweight
10-micron microglass element — excellent filtration
Large filter surface area — maintains fuel flow
Hard-coated finish — resists corrosion
Compatible with gasoline, E85, and alcohol fuels — versatile

⚠️ 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 hardcoated. Can be used with E85 and alcohol.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 hardcoated. Can be used with E85 and alcohol.