Vetus engine bits

[ex-Gladys]

Having just been raped for a fuel filter, does anyone know any of the generic parts that fit a Vetus M2.06? Drive belt, fuel and oil filters? It's the small mitsubishi twin



<hr width=100% size=1>Larry Botheras

Anderson 26 "Amber"

 

[gibbo26]

dump the fuel filter on the engine and fit a cav/lucas type instead (filters approx £5 a pair at beaulieu) also ca give better access to dipstick, oil filter and water pump it space is limited.


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[dickh]

Next time go to someone like <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.asapsupplies.com>http://www.asapsupplies.com</A> who will supply the generic equivalent, like Fram or similar, they will be cheaper than the Vetus agent. When you get it make a note of the part number then go to your local automotive distributor and you will get them even cheaper. Do this for all the fuel, oil and air filter(if fitted).

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I'd rather be sailing... /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

 

[Plum]

Larry, I have the Vetus Mitsubishi M3.10 which I beleive is the identical engine to yours but with one extra cyliner between your two. Listed below are the parts that I source from the local car spares shop together with the vetus part number. If the Vetus part numbers are the same as yours then you are OK:

Heat Exchanger water pressure cap STM1017 Quinton Hazell FC43A

V-belt STM1656 Any make of size: 10 X 938
Engine oil filter STM0051 Coopers Z819
Engine mounted fuel filter STM3690 FRAM P6503 (may not have a water drain, but not a problem if you have a primary filter/water seperator)



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[ex-Gladys]

Cheers... Will give them a go. thaks for the help

<hr width=100% size=1>Larry Botheras

Anderson 26 "Amber"

 

[polarity]

You can look up the Fleetguard equivalent here
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.fleetguard.com/fleet/en/catalog/index.jsp>http://www.fleetguard.com/fleet/en/catalog/index.jsp</A>

Hope that helps!

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