Hi, I ordered a fuel/water separating filter, thinking that I was going to get the larger version, but I received the smaller version. The smaller one says it is for 115HP and under, and I have a F115TXR, but also, it looks like the hole for the threads is larger on the smaller filter. Anybody know about the differences between these two, and if I can use the smaller one? I don't want to take off the packaging to try it unless I'm sure it will work.
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Fuel/Water filter 4" vs 8" model...is the smaller one okay for my F115?
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Originally posted by Yamaha115OB View PostHi, I ordered a fuel/water separating filter, thinking that I was going to get the larger version, but I received the smaller version. The smaller one says it is for 115HP and under, and I have a F115TXR, but also, it looks like the hole for the threads is larger on the smaller filter. Anybody know about the differences between these two, and if I can use the smaller one? I don't want to take off the packaging to try it unless I'm sure it will work.
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Yamaha offers two different filters
the common "Big Blue" and the smaller "Mini 10"
they have different threads and so use a different "head"
there are only about a thousand thread-on filter "standards"
here are the more common for small boats
M18 x 1.5 Racor 120 (S3240)
11/16"-16 Mercury, Yamaha (MAR-FUELF-IL-TR) (RacorS3213)
13/16"-18 Yamaha "Compact" aka "Mini 10" (MAR-MINIF-IL-TR)
1"-12 "OMC" (Racor B3214)
1-14 Racor 320 (Racor S3227)
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IMO, if you can get (and have the room) for a filter with the clear, drainable "cup", I'd get that.
You'll see any water in the bottom and can simply drain it right there with the turn of a screw (located on the bottom of the cup).
There's NO guessing if there's water in there, you can see thru it:
* BTW, my aluminum transom mount originally had a small (no cup) filter on it.
Scott
1997 Angler 204, Center Console powered by a 2006 Yamaha F150TXR
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