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

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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.
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  • S3213 Fuel Water Separator Filter with Clear Bowl, 10-Micron 1

    POWDER-COATED METAL CANISTER

    Durable metal housing with a protective powder-coated exterior finish.
  • S3213 Fuel Water Separator Filter with Clear Bowl, 10-Micron 2

    REUSABLE CLEAR COLLECTION BOWL

    The clear bowl makes it easy to check for collected water and sediment without removing the filter.
  • S3213 Fuel Water Separator Filter with Clear Bowl, 10-Micron 3

    BUILT-IN DRAIN VALVE

    Release separated water quickly during routine service without removing the bowl.
  • S3213 Fuel Water Separator Filter with Clear Bowl, 10-Micron 4

    SECURE SEALING

    Gasket and O-ring seals support proper assembly at both connection points.

Compatible Models

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FAQs

This 10-micron separator is intended for marine gasoline fuel systems on watercraft. It is associated with Racor, Mercury, Yamaha, and Sierra applications, but the filter head, thread, clearance, and fuel-flow requirements should be verified before ordering.
The filter replaces or cross-references Racor S3213, B32013, Mercury 35-809097, Yamaha MAR-24563-00-00, Sierra 18-7919, and Sierra 18-7928-1.
The clear bowl makes it easier to inspect for accumulated water or sediment before they reach the engine. Check the bowl during routine maintenance and service the separator when contamination or restricted fuel flow is visible.
Common symptoms include hard starting, stalling under load, hesitation, loss of power, reduced fuel flow, and visible water or debris in the bowl. Contaminated fuel, a saturated filter element, or a clogged tank pickup can produce similar symptoms, so the complete fuel system should be checked.
Shut off the fuel supply, relieve fuel-system pressure where applicable, and place an absorbent pad beneath the separator. Remove the old filter, transfer or replace sealing components as required by the filter head, lubricate the new seal with clean fuel, and tighten the filter by hand according to the equipment manufacturer's procedure. Prime the system, inspect carefully for leaks, and dispose of the fuel-contaminated filter properly.
Confirm that the existing filter is an S3213-style unit and that the mounting head, connection size, installation clearance, fuel direction, and required flow rate match. This unit is rated for marine gasoline service at up to 60 GPH; do not use it for diesel or in an application requiring a higher flow rating.