Red 5/16 inch Street Fuel Filter Product highlights Function: Inline fuel filter that removes debris and particulates from fuel before it reaches carburetors or injectors. Compatibility: Designed to fit 5/16 inch fuel line and can be installed in stock rubber hose or metal fuel line. Material and construction: Sintered bronze filtering element for durable, effective filtration. Red anodized housing for corrosion resistance and visible inspection. Maintenance: Filter element is washable in solvent for reuse. the filter over time as the element wears or becomes clogged. Installation hardware: For rubber hose installation, cut the hose and secure the filter with two hose clamps. For metal hard line installation, cut the line, use two short pieces of rubber hose as adapters and four hose clamps to secure both ends. Key benefits Protects fuel system components by trapping dirt and scale before fuel reaches carburetors or injectors. Simple, tool friendly installation that works with existing fuel hoses or hard lines. Reusable bronze element reduces waste and short term costs, while still allowing replacement when needed. Red anodized finish offers a durable appearance and makes the filter easy to locate during inspection or maintenance. Typical applications Streetdriven cars with 5/16 inch fuel hoses, where an inline filter provides extra protection for the fuel system. Motorcycles and ATVs that use 5/16 inch fuel lines and need a compact, serviceable inline filter. Vehicles or equipment with factory metal fuel lines where short rubber hose adapters and clamps are used to insert the inline filter into the hard line. What is included and what you will need Inline filter with sintered bronze element and red anodized housing. You will need hose clamps (two for direct rubber hose installation, four if using rubber adapter sleeves on a metal line) and, if cutting a metal line, two short lengths of rubber hose to act as adapters. Notes Fitment is for 5/16 inch fuel line only. Follow safe fuel handling practices when cutting lines and installing the filter. Clean the sintered bronze element in an appropriate solvent as needed and the filter when cleaning no longer restores acceptable flow.