This is a genuine OEM sourced replacement fuel filter. It is specially manufactured for Makita gas powered handheld lawn and garden equipment. This is an in-tank fuel filter that will help to filter out any contaminants from the fuel that does into the engine. Over time it will get clogged requiring replacement. Replacing this filter is a simple task that should only require pliers. • Remove the air cleaner • Drain the fuel • Remove the fuel cap • Remove the fuel filter • Secure the new filter to the line • Reassemble and test
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Ordered a fuel and air filter for my Makita 4 cycle leaf blower. I received the parts quickly and they were exactly what I ordered. This was not my first order from ERP and every purchase has been perfect.
Guest - June 17, 2021
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Fuel filter worked as advertised.
Received in time and my blower is working again.
Guest - February 15, 2022
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Purchased this Robin branded (Subaru Commercial) trimmer in 1994 and this was the first time I had performed any maintenance on the trimmer. The maintenance was needed because the fuel tank started leaking gas from around the tank hose. Upon taking the engine cover off (removed 4 screws), I realized the hoses were no longer pliable and ha
... Read morerd become hardened. The air filter had disintegrated and half of it was gone. The parts were very simple to replace. Upon replacement, I primed the engine and it started on the second pull, as it has for the past 22 years.
I was so glad to have found this website. The parts were very reasonable and the catalog was very easy to search. It helped that I could see the parts, and find the recommended parts visually. The previous comments were great. Thank you!
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Trimmer was leaking gas from tank where gas line exited.
1. Dump fuel out of fuel tank into gas can.
2. Start blower to run fuel out of fuel system.
3. Remove fuel tank cap from fuel tank.
4. Fish fuel filter and fuel line from bottom of fuel tank using thin suitable tool. I used an Allen wrench.
5. Using needle nose pliers, slide spring clamp from fuel line attached to
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Removed old parts and cleaned up the fuel tank and the carburetor. Installed the new fuel lines, fuel filter, metering diaphragm, pump bulb, new fuel tank cap, and installed a new air filter. Reassembled and runs like new again.
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