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I have a 56' Ford Victoria with an 292.  I wanted to put a new gas filter in the glass bowl, but when I took the bowl off there was really no filter in it.  It looked like it had a hard type filter that would not come out.  Didn't want to jerk it put until I asked about whether it comes out or not.  Can anyone help me.  Thank you in advance. 
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This probably won't help but my 56 has the glass bowl with no filter on the pump and I can't find a "rock" style or paper one to fit. I can only check it for sediment. I installed a glass AC unit in the stock location between the pump and the carb.

56 Vic, B'Ville 200 MPH Club Member, So Cal.
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Thank you for the reply.  At least I wasn't crazy.  I will probably do what you did going into the carb.  Have a great day.
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You may have a sintered bronze filter which I believe is cleanable . maybe brake cleaner.
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      I'm not a believer in the sintered bronze style of filter - I'd rather have an "element" style that can be changed out. The AC GF62 unit is exactly the same mounting length as my original T-bird filter, uses the same mounting and inlet/outlet adapters - and the canister can be fitted with the FOMOCO/Motorcraft logo cans from the 60's.
http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/450da5d0-f5bb-4086-8389-d1b1.jpg http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/cb0aab98-0f8f-4f91-90b2-0e5e.jpg
The mounting boss of the AC filter housing can be drilled out and threaded to accept a pressure gage as well.
http://forums.y-blocksforever.com/uploads/images/824f0883-5f39-41c0-9a4c-24ee.jpg
 
   Steve Metzger       Tucson, Arizona     


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