S3213 Fuel Water Separator Filter with Clear Bowl, 10-Micron

S3213 Fuel Water Separator Filter with Clear Bowl, 10-Micron

Key Features

• 10-micron filter media helps capture water, dirt, rust, and fine fuel-borne debris before it reaches fuel pumps, carburetors, or injectors.
• Rated for gasoline flow up to 60 GPH / 227 LPH in compatible marine fuel systems.
• Clear lower bowl allows visual inspection of collected water and sediment.
• Manual drain valve permits tool-free draining of separated water.
• Reusable clear bowl transfers to the next replacement filter element.
• Powder-coated metal canister with an included gasket and O-ring supports a serviceable spin-on installation.
• Intended for above-deck outboard applications. Use a flame-resistant metal bowl where regulations require one.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Racor S3213
• B32013
• Mercury 35-809097
• Yamaha MAR-24563-00-00
• Sierra 18-7919
• Sierra 18-7919-1
• Sierra 18-7928
• Sierra 18-7928-1
• Sierra 18-7922
• Sierra 18-7922-1

Compatibility & Fitment

• Fits compatible watercraft and outboard gasoline fuel systems.
• Designed for marine gasoline filter heads using an 11/16"-16 thread.
• Confirm the replacement part number, thread size, and available installation space before ordering.

When to Replace

• Replace the filter when the element is restricted or fuel delivery becomes inconsistent.
• Inspect the clear bowl for visible water, rust, dirt, or sediment during routine maintenance.
• Replace the element after fuel contamination or whenever the filter condition cannot be confirmed.

Installation Tips

• Shut down the watercraft and follow the manufacturer’s fuel-system safety procedure before servicing the filter.
• Verify the 11/16"-16 filter-head thread and replacement number before installation.
• Transfer the reusable clear bowl to the replacement element, using the included gasket and O-ring as applicable.
• After installation, use the manual drain valve to remove separated water and inspect the assembly for fuel leaks before operation.