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on a 1970 350/300 Ok I’m NOT talking about the filter that mounts inside the carb, I’m talking about the big tin can looking filter that is mounted on the metal line beween the pump and the carb, sort of behind the alternator. O’Reilly Auto parts has no such listing as a filter like this for my car. I’m pretty sure its stock but wanted to check here. I need any information on this filter. Thanks.

 

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Kevin,

 

only '70 models with a/c used this filter.

 

they are hard to find, if you do find one, be ready to pay a good penny for it.

 

the original AC part number is GF-432

 

search GF432 on ebay

 

P.S. I forgot that they repo this filter now, google GF432

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Would this work for what you are needing?

 

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big jim, the gf432 has screw in's on both ends and plus one return exit so that one is not really a direct replacement. heres a pic

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Oh ok. I will ship your package in the morning. Exhaust Shields that is.

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That dang Filter sure is pricey enough! Geez, $40 at the link I clicked on searching google.

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Even more so on Ebay. The cheapest I could find there was $49.00

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what happens if the hose that is supposed to connect to the filter is plugged? Is that a return line or a vent line?

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If my memory is correct, there is only a very small pin hole where the hose connects to the filter, it is a return line to the gas tank....supposed to help against vapor locking by returning a very small amont of gas back to the tank.

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