I just bought a Honda Foreman S 450 4wd and where I live the gas is really bad, I want to know if Honda makes a fuel filter, or some type of adaptor for a fuel filter for my model that can be changed out. I need know because its my main mode of transportation. I live in rural Alaska where you can drive atvs on public roads along with cars and snowmachines.

Thanks

 

Most any of the accessory houses such as Dennis Kirk, Rocky Mountain ATV, etc. carry inline fuel filters ad even auto accessory shops have them. If you get one at an auto shop, just make sure to get one for the right diameter fuel line.

 

hot shoe are these accessory houses on-line. Do you have any good web sites maby to look at? Also would you know how often to replace these fuel filters after you had them installed? Thanks

 

denniskirk.com has a good selection of fuel filters. Some are transparent so see any foreign matter. Theyre disposable at about $2 each

 

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Thanks for the web site and your help

By the way I couldnt even start up my Honda today it was -40 degrees out with the wind chill factor.

 

Put some synthetic in your motor, it won't have the consistincy of hardened candle wax.

 

I have this amsoil 0w-40 formulated for 4 stroke engines it claims. It is synthetic.

 

i believe you can get fuel filters that will work at some place simple like autozone. i know the atv dealer that i go to carries them. they are like under $3.00.

 

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cals400ex do you know what types of fuel filters the dealer sells? Does the dealer just go by the size of your fuel line and takes any ford or chevy fuel filter and hook it on? If you can give me the number to your dealer I would like to ask them some questions. Thanks again, Thomas

P.S. to everyone viewing this board today in Kotzebue, Alaska the temp was -40 with a 10 mile and hour wind chill. There was ice on my front door and hinges, and all my windows were iced close.