GOOFIT CNC-machined, transparent red fuel filter, compatible with ATVs, motorcycles, and scooters. Metal oil filter, modification filter element.--DTEKGAZ

Visual Fuel System Monitoring: The housing is made of highly transparent, fuel-resistant acrylic or polycarbonate, allowing for direct visual inspection of fuel flow and filter cleanliness, as well as quick detection of contaminants or fuel system problems.

Robust CNC Metal Construction: Both ends of the interface are made of precision-machined aluminum alloy or brass, providing robustness, durability, and corrosion resistance.

A red anodized coating adds a touch of elegance to the engine bay.

High-Efficiency Dual-Layer Filtration: Inside, there is typically a replaceable filter element made of high-density paper or metal mesh (actual product may vary) that effectively filters contaminants, rust, and moisture from the fuel, thus protecting the carburetor or fuel injection system.

Wide Compatibility: This filter is universally applicable and fits most ATVs, motorcycles, scooters, go-karts, etc., equipped with carburetors or electronic fuel injection systems with standard 6- or are equipped with 8 mm fuel lines. (Interface check required).

Important Installation and Compatibility Notes

Check connection specifications and fuel line (installation requirement):

This product typically uses a standard interface (e.g., M12 x 1.25). Please measure the inside diameter of your vehicle's original fuel line (usually 6 mm or 8 mm) and ensure that the inlet and outlet connections of this product are compatible. Check the connection type of your vehicle's original fuel line (presence of hose clamps) and obtain suitable hose clamps to ensure a leak-free connection. Installation direction and position: The filter body is usually marked with arrows indicating the fuel flow direction (IN for inlet, OUT for outlet). During installation, the IN end must point towards the fuel tank and the OUT end towards the carburetor/fuel pump. Do not install backwards. The installation location should be on a section of the fuel line away from high-temperature exhaust components and with sufficient space for inspection and maintenance, typically below the fuel tank outlet. Installation and Fuel Safety: Safety First: Before installation, close the fuel valve (if equipped) or reduce the fuel level in the tank to the minimum. Work in a well-ventilated area and away from open flames. Leak Test: After installation, open the fuel valve and carefully inspect both ends of the filter and the fuel line connections for leaks. Do not start the engine until you have confirmed that there are no leaks.