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05-05-2013
I just changed the fuel filter today. Like most who started using E85, a Tahoe fuel filter is used.
With the Tahoe filter the flow direction is reversed. Still works and never heard of any issues.
My question is, is there another E85 filter that will work with the GP and have the right flow direction?
If not, I was thinking of getting extensions for the fuel line and do it the right way.
Not sure if anything would be different with the right flow direction.
05-05-2013
I am pushing tons of fuel through my tahoe filter... I havent had an issue.
05-05-2013
Me too.Originally Posted by darkhorizon
I'm just curious if there is another filter with the right flow direction and if there would be a difference
05-05-2013
Im using the stock filter? No issues.
05-05-2013
I too am wondering whats the reasoning with the Tahoe filter?
05-05-2013
E85 ready Tahoe fuel filters fit on our grand prix
05-06-2013
Any major benefits?
05-06-2013
^this? Only thing I can think of is if you plan on neglecting your car for years to come and not changing the filter out regularly. Most people that I know converted and used stock filters with no problems.
05-06-2013
Then I wonder why when guys started to go E85, the biggest thing was having to use a Tahoe filter
05-06-2013
Isn't it less restriction?
I have an E85 filter. It's working great for my billion mile neglected car......from the shelf it's sitting on!
05-06-2013
I usually run a full tank of e85 through a car that has never had it, then throw the tahoe filter in after.
05-06-2013
That's all I'm trying to understand is why. It may be made of stainless perhaps? Last time I changed my 2002 flex fuel Tahoe it looked like a standard silver canister but I didn't pay attention. I know all the rest of the lines are stainless. As far as running backward I would think it would still flow fine just not ideal. Perhaps reduce effective filter media area?
05-06-2013
Basically instead of filling the canister and then going through the filter then out the line... backwards would hit filter first then fill the canister... if there was gonna be a problem I would think it would show itself. Like fueling issues or burning up fuel pumps to keep pressure.
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