You ever wonder what's inside your racer filter? This is your fuel water separator fuel filter. You'll notice many times they'll have a canister at the end or at the bottom here either clear or like mine is aluminum. You can't see into it, but sometimes they're clear bowls. Well, here's one that's needing replacement really, really bad. I don't even want to say how many hours is on this one, and I'm going to cut this open to see what the element looks like inside. So the first thing I'm going to do is just get rid of the O-rings. I'll put it in this place, and I'm going to attempt to hit it with the saw saw, and then I might have to do some ranging apart. Okay, so put on your eye protection, reading glasses. Don't try this at home kids. Woo! Alright, there you go. It's just a regular. There's nothing super, I guess I shouldn't say that because the people at Parker industries will get mad with me, but there's nothing more than a regular filter filter in here. Okay, let's put it inside. Now we've got a regular old filter, and man, does that feel wet? It's soggy. Very soggy, folks. So all it is is like wet cardboard. It looks like cardboard. And it's definitely gas-smelling, but what it is very damp. You