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[QUOTE="Tom S, post: 362779, member: 623"] I decided to run Caterpillar filters on the pre pump side as well. I picked two different ones the 117-4089 which is a 150 micron filter water separator. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/DSCN0582.JPG[/IMG] I also selected the 131-1812 which is a 30 micron element and is what I am currently running. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/DSCN0482.JPG[/IMG] I had to modify the Stanadyne base to fit the keyway arrangement of the cat filters. I used a dremel tool and a rotary tool to cut in two new keyways. This was easy to do since the base is aluminum. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/DSC02460.JPG[/IMG] I also purchased a heater element for the pre-pump filter. The photo shows Stanadyne 34957 150 watt heater that goes in the top of the filter base and has a built in thermostat. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/DSCN0585.JPG[/IMG] This photo shows both filter assemblies side by side and the two micron high efficiency cat filter 1r-0750. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/DSCN0633.JPG[/IMG] I fabricated a bracket to mount the filters and pump inside the frame just aft of the transfer case. The angle bolts on the back side of the plate and then the angle sits on the flange of the frame rail. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/Mounting_plate.JPG[/IMG] This photo shows the filters and pump mounted to the bracket with the hoses connected. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/DSC024621.JPG[/IMG] I used ABA damage free hose clamps at all connections. These do not have slots in the band to dig into the hose. The edges of the bands also have a radius that does not cut into the hose. [IMG]http://powerstrokenation.com/photopost/data/506/medium/DSC02480.JPG[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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