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Read articles →A first-timer's step-by-step walkthrough of swapping the fuel water separator filter on a Yanmar SA325 with 100 hours on it. The owner works through the job in real time using the manual, calls out the confusing part-number discrepancy, shares the online ordering cost (roughly $7-8 for the filter), and covers the reassembly details including O-ring and spring placement. Best for SA325 owners tackling this filter change for the first time.
An owner-operator documenting DIY maintenance on their own SA325, openly learning alongside the viewer rather than presenting as an expert.
The filter number used is 129053-55670, though the owner's manual lists a different, likely outdated, part number.
Ordered online from Yanmar, the filter cost roughly seven to eight dollars with free shipping.
The owner's manual says to clean it with diesel oil, so a small amount of fresh diesel fuel was swished around to remove sediment and dirt.
Put the O-ring back on the bowl, place the red plastic piece and spring inside, install the new filter, then reattach and tighten the collar.