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Looked at the Gator again today, fuel filter in hand and saw... n o fuel filter. The line runs from the manifold back to the fuel filter I already replaced, to the fuel pump, to a line of the other end that disappears into the frame rail and presumably in to the tank. My only investigative choice at this time is go through the laborious jog of removing everything over the tank, seats, everything, and see if there's another filter in that space or in the tank. If not, I'll just replace the pump and hop[e for the best.

2006 620i Gator Fuel Pump Issues
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 6 Post by jlames

Rather a combination of some factors. The Gator only has 83 hours on it but being used in the dusty environment of the ranch, fine dust gets in EVERYWHERE and the fuel filter was no exception. (Note: Dumbest connectors on the fuel filter I've ever seen. Effective but Rube Goldberg!!!) And a combination of less than quality fuel (thanks alot ARCO) with higher than average ethanol and water. Drain the tank of ARCO I just put in and add 5 gal of good old hi-octane Shell and she runs like a top. You learn something new every day so thanks Joel and everyone else on this board who have really interesting and knowlegable information to share. So thank you all

John Deere Gator water in the oil
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 20 Post by jlames