brucethebarstard 2 Posted June 30 Share Posted June 30 Hi, I am trying to find a fuel filter replacement for Honda part number 16900-mbg-003 as it is listed as no longer available in Australia.Have four Quantum filter number hip-f112-pix does anyone know anything about them any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
brucethebarstard 2 Posted June 30 Author Share Posted June 30 Quantum part number should read hfp-f112-px Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Member Contributer Grum 785 Posted June 30 Member Contributer Share Posted June 30 Not much help. But if that Quantum filter physically fits then I can't see that there would be an issue, after all, it's designed to to do exactly the same task as what the OEM filter would do. Good Luck. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Member Contributer ducnut 145 Posted June 30 Member Contributer Share Posted June 30 What I used: Quote Link to post Share on other sites
brucethebarstard 2 Posted June 30 Author Share Posted June 30 Thanks ducnut,found the wix filter locally $8,genuine here $126 if you can get one. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Member Contributer Ranger77 16 Posted July 15 Member Contributer Share Posted July 15 On 6/29/2020 at 9:49 PM, ducnut said: What I used: Ha. I did the same thing. Im not spending $45 on a filter just because it has a 180 bent tube. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Dmitry85 0 Posted July 30 Share Posted July 30 Sakura FS-1004 - Недорогой аналог топливного фильтра, ≈5$ Если будет интересно, аналог масляного фильтра на фото ниже. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Member Contributer Ranger77 16 Posted July 31 Member Contributer Share Posted July 31 Heres something. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
JoelF 9 Posted August 1 Share Posted August 1 Have people been getting the J30R10 fuel line, rated submersible, for this? The standard injection (J30R9) hose supposedly breaks down over time if the jacket is exposed to fuel and can then crack, weep, and soften such that the clamps no longer hold. I am doing the filter on my Triumph and plan to get this line locally if I can find some, or maybe have to wait 2 days to get a foot for $20+ from Amazon. This happened to me on some 1992 fuel line where a fitting seeped fuel and turned the fuel line jacket to goo around the core, causing the clamps to become loose. I also saw a post about a BMW that lost fuel pressure due to some under-spec in-tank hoses after a fuel filter replacement. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Member Contributer ducnut 145 Posted August 1 Member Contributer Share Posted August 1 8 hours ago, JoelF said: Have people been getting the J30R10 fuel line, rated submersible, for this? The standard injection (J30R9) hose supposedly breaks down over time if the jacket is exposed to fuel and can then crack, weep, and soften such that the clamps no longer hold. I am doing the filter on my Triumph and plan to get this line locally if I can find some, or maybe have to wait 2 days to get a foot for $20+ from Amazon. This happened to me on some 1992 fuel line where a fitting seeped fuel and turned the fuel line jacket to goo around the core, causing the clamps to become loose. I also saw a post about a BMW that lost fuel pressure due to some under-spec in-tank hoses after a fuel filter replacement. You can buy submersible fuel hose from O’Reilly, if you’re in the states. Sold in a 1’ package, which is plenty for the VFR. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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