Fram fuel filters
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From: levittown pa. usa Even a bad day with my `Vette, is better than a good day at work
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Fram fuel filters
OK; I know that not too many folks are thrilled with Fram oil filters, but does anyone have any expierence with their fuel filters?. I happen to have one laying around, & its for my `87 (Fram part# G3727- stamped "MADE IN TAIWAN") No Sh&t! 
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If their fuel filters are anything like the oil filters, I would certainly be hesitant about installing one given the work involved.
The AC Delco filter is probably a better bet and the cost is not a lot. You can probably put the Fram filter on eBay and make money on the deal.
The AC Delco filter is probably a better bet and the cost is not a lot. You can probably put the Fram filter on eBay and make money on the deal.
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My 98 GMC Sierra pickup started running funny one day like it was running out of fuel. I stopped at NAPA to get a new pump and when they told me what it cost I couldn't believe it. The counter man asked when I had changed to fuel filter last and I told him around 5,000 miles or so. He suggested I try another one first so I got a NAPA Gold from him. When I got the Fram off the insides had came apart and were blocking the fuel flow. That was and is the last Fram filter of ANY kind that I will ever use.
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Fram is now owned by Honeywell (Not Allied Signal) but until I see significant quality improvements, I won't put ANY of their products on ANY of my cars. That's rediculous!
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Originally Posted by onedef92
Fram is now owned by Honeywell (Not Allied Signal) but until I see significant quality improvements, I won't put ANY of their products on ANY of my cars. That's rediculous!
