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Oct 28, 2015 | 08:22 PM

#21

p51bombay

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Originally Posted by kink04fxd

You would of thought by now someone would have come up with a generic replacement filter in stead of a $100 OEM filter.

They have - I stock them, $36

Scratch that, seems there is hole in the lineup for 2000-2001 models.

Last edited by p51bombay; Oct 28, 2015 at 08:54 PM.

Oct 30, 2015 | 10:58 PM

#22

native53

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That's what I was saying from 2000-2001 there is no manufacture for that filter, once everyone is out of that filter. The local Harley dealership wants to get some, I found the kit in New York and it is on its way as I type. The filter in my 2000 Flhtci has never had an issue, but I don't think anything inside the tank has been looked at since new and seeing the body man can get the dings and dents out from the inside of the tank easier, I figured go with new filter, hoses, clamps, check valves, gasket, screws, preventative maintenance, doing it if there is an issue, with newly laid paint would suck!

Jul 24, 2016 | 08:14 PM

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747JD

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From: Pollock Louisiana

obsolete

I have the same problem did anyone find a filter i know its old thread but
i cant find fuel filter for my 2001 ultra classic

Jul 24, 2016 | 08:17 PM

#24

Bodean46

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From: Southern Illinois

Surdyke HD found one for my 01 Ultra last year. They had to order it, then ship it to me.

Jul 24, 2016 | 08:27 PM

#25

747JD

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From: Pollock Louisiana

local Dealer says there is not one at any dealer in US. I will give the others a call.

Jul 24, 2016 | 10:04 PM

#26

bigskyroadglide

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From: Mountain West, Big Sky Country

Hard to find parts

First find the correct part number with all revisions

Then have your dealer see if they have it, if no, can it be ordered, if no.

Ask the dealer to go on HD net and print you out a list of all dealers that have that part number in stock. (Yes they can do this)

Call the dealer and see if the part is in stock, if yes buy it. If no, go to next dealer on list. If its obsolete you best buy 2 in case you need a 2nd one down the road

Ive found many parts this way. Sometimes its the only way to get them

Mar 21, 2017 | 08:27 AM

#27

swdockter

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From: Northern Burbs, IL

This truly does suck. I have my 2000 Ultra Classic FI apart for total repaint. I guess I'll just cross my fingers and run the old filter. I'll replace the lines, crusty zip ties, screws and gasket and move on. Sure wish there was a aftermarket filter for 61343-00