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Outboard Motor Fuel Filters – Universal Marine Fuel Filters

Water Separating Fuel Filter Clear Bowl & O-Ring – VPR1000

SKU: VPR1000

$35.35
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The VPR1000 Water Separating Fuel Filter Clear Bowl is designed for compatible Mercury and Yamaha marine fuel water separator assemblies. Featuring a transparent collection bowl and replacement O-ring, it allows easy visual inspection of accumulated water and fuel contamination. Ideal for replacing cracked, damaged or leaking bowls, this component helps maintain effective fuel system sealing and supports reliable operation of compatible marine fuel filtration systems.

Key benefits

Key Benefits

  • - Replacement clear bowl for compatible marine fuel water separators.
  • - Transparent construction allows visual inspection of collected water and contaminants.
  • - Helps maintain a secure seal when correctly installed.
  • - Includes replacement sealing O-ring.
  • - Suitable for selected Mercury and Yamaha fuel filter assemblies.
  • - Practical replacement for cracked, damaged or leaking collection bowls.
  • - Supports routine marine fuel system maintenance.

Specifications & Dimensions

  • - Part Number: VPR1000
  • - Product Type: Fuel Water Separator Clear Bowl
  • - Bowl Type: Transparent collection bowl
  • - Seal: Replacement O-ring included
  • - Application: Marine fuel water separating filter assemblies
  • - Compatible Filter Family: VPR35-60494 / VPRK35-60494
  • - Bowl Material: Transparent material

Compatible Outboard Motors & Fuel Systems

  • Mercury Outboards
  • - Selected Mercury 2-stroke outboard installations using compatible external fuel water separators.
  • - Selected Mercury 4-stroke outboard installations fitted with the matching filter and clear bowl assembly.
  • - Compatible fuel systems using the VPR35-60494 filter family.
  • Mariner Outboards
  • - Selected Mariner outboard installations fitted with compatible Mercury-style external fuel water separator assemblies.
  • Yamaha Outboards
  • - Selected Yamaha 2-stroke outboard installations using compatible external fuel water separators.
  • - Selected Yamaha 4-stroke outboard installations using compatible external fuel water separators.
  • - Compatible fuel systems fitted with the VPR35-60494 filter family.
  • Compatibility is determined by the installed fuel filter assembly rather than engine horsepower or model year. These are external fuel-system applications, not direct engine-mounted fitments.

Cross-Reference & Related Part Numbers

  • - VPR1000 – Clear Bowl & O-Ring
  • - VPR35-60494 – Water Separating Fuel Filter Element
  • - VPRK35-60494 – Fuel Filter & Clear Bowl Assembly
  • - VPRCK35-60494 – Fuel Filter Kit with Alloy Head
  • Related Mercury & Racor Filter References
  • - 35-809097 – Mercury fuel filter reference
  • - S3213 – Racor fuel filter element

Suitable Applications

  • - Marine fuel water separator maintenance.
  • - Replacement of cracked or damaged collection bowls.
  • - Selected Mercury outboard fuel systems.
  • - Selected Mariner outboard fuel systems.
  • - Selected Yamaha outboard fuel systems.
  • - Compatible VPR35-60494 fuel filter assemblies.
  • - Routine marine fuel system inspections and repairs.

Important Fitment Information

  • - Confirm the existing fuel filter assembly accepts the VPR1000 clear bowl.
  • - Check the bowl thread, diameter and sealing arrangement before ordering.
  • - Inspect the filter housing for cracks, corrosion or damage.
  • - Replace the O-ring when installing the new bowl.
  • - Ensure the sealing surfaces are clean before assembly.
  • - Tighten according to the filter manufacturer's instructions.
  • - Check for fuel leaks after installation.
  • - Do not assume compatibility with every Racor-style fuel filter.
  • - The VPR1000 is a replacement collection bowl, not a complete fuel filter.

Signs the Clear Bowl Needs Replacing

  • - Cracked or damaged transparent bowl.
  • - Fuel leaking around the bowl connection.
  • - Damaged or deteriorated sealing O-ring.
  • - Discolouration preventing visual inspection.
  • - Damaged bowl threads or sealing surfaces.
  • - Persistent fuel seepage after servicing.
  • - Physical damage caused during filter maintenance.

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