Part I.D.

[Royce]

Can anyone tell me what the application would be for this fuel filter?

[machoneman]

The bottom cannister is Ford of course. Maybe a boat or truck application as it looks pretty heavy-duty and maybe remote mounted off the engine.

[Jim Comet]

There is a picture of it in the old ford 60-64 michrofiche (row 17-63). It is listed for 62-64 Fairlane in the illustration. It is hard to tell but it may be a C2AZ-9155-A/FG33. Jim

[Royce]

it is C2AE 9A290A

[Jim Comet]

Thats the engineering number. Ford part numbers on the box and the parts catalogs are never the same as the number on the part. I don't have current access to my old engineering cross reference at this time. Jim

[thatdarncat]

I think Jim has the right answer, also full size Ford, various applications. Pictures from the Ford Parts Book:

[57 lima bean]

Part I.D.
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[babybolt]

Used in heavy duty applications like taxi and police car, Fairlane and Galaxie.

[Royce]

Steve...  I am retired..... sometimes I wear PJs all day.. Definitely not silk though

[Royce]

Hmmm  On ebay that just became a Police Interceptor filter

[Heo]

As far as i know thats the "low perf" filter PI had the "Hi Perf" filter
like the 427

[machoneman]

Nope! Definitely a super-rare Cobra Jet 428 part that only factory-backed racers got.

Bet it was on the 1st Tasca 'Stang or maybe Don Nicholson's?

Man, I wish I had the $900 asking price 

[Heo]

I had one of those filters in a Studebaker Snow weasel they had put a
singel barrel carb from a Ford six on

[57 lima bean]

Steve...  I am retired..... sometimes I wear PJs all day.. Definitely not silk though

 
 
   You could have been the Hugh Hefner of Engine Masters.

[Heo]

Steve...  I am retired..... sometimes I wear PJs all day.. Definitely not silk though

 
 
   You could have been the Hugh Hefner of Engine Masters.
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