Aeromotive Replacement Element & Gasket for A1000 and Eliminator Stealth Fuel Cells (18645, 18660 thru 18663, 18666, 18667)

Don't overlook the fuel filter! It's a small part, but neglecting it can lead to big costs. A clogged filter reduces fuel flow, hurts engine performance, and can damage your fuel pump or engine. Regularly replacing or cleaning the filter elements is a simple way to avoid expensive fuel - system repairs and keep your engine running at its best. Aeromotive suggests an annual check - up and service of filter elements. Swap out 10 - micron fabric elements and clean or replace 100 - micron stainless steel ones. Heavier use or new systems may need more frequent care. Wondering which element your filter needs? Some Aeromotive filters have the same housing, but the internal elements vary. Putting the wrong one in can be costly. Check the micron rating stamped on the top inside the filter inlet. This will tell you the right element to use. This is the replacement element for 18660 thru 18663, 18666, 18667.

Using this Aeromotive replacement element and gasket is straightforward. First, make sure your engine is turned off and cooled down. Then, carefully remove the old filter element from your A1000 or Eliminator Stealth fuel cell. Replace it with the new element, ensuring it fits snugly. Finally, install the gasket to keep everything sealed. Here are some important notes: Always double - check the micron rating stamped on the element to ensure it's the right one for your filter. Using the wrong element can cause damage to your fuel pump or engine. Maintenance is key. Aeromotive recommends inspecting and servicing your filter elements once a year. Replace 10 - micron fabric elements and clean or replace 100 - micron stainless steel ones. If you have a heavy - duty application or a newly installed system, you may need to do this more often. By following these steps, you'll keep your fuel system in great shape and your engine performing at its peak.