Moturo aluminum racing fuel filter for various Chinese BT49QT models

Moturo Racing Fuel Filter for BT49QT scooters

The Moturo Racing aluminium fuel filter for the BT49QT platform — a maintenance part due for replacement during inspections or after long periods of storage. 6 mm connection width, universal fit, ready to install.

The filter sits in the fuel line between the tank and the carburetor, keeping rust, dirt particles, and tank deposits out of the fuel before they clog the main or pilot jet. Aluminium housing, 6 mm connection width on both sides. Universal fit for standard fuel hose routing on Chinese 50 cc scooters (BT49QT, engine code 1E40QMB).

Can be replaced in a few minutes with minimal tools — loosen the hose clamp, remove the old filter, insert the new filter with the flow arrow pointing towards the carburetor, and re-secure the clamp.

Fuel filter for your BT49QT scooter, made by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Specifications

• Aluminium housing, 6 mm connection width on both sides
• Universal fit for 50 cc scooters (BT49QT, engine code 1E40QMB)
• Keeps dirt particles and rust away from carburetor jets
• Flow direction marked on the housing

Important notes – please read

Original spare part design, no separate ABE (general operating permit) required. Fuel-carrying component — check seat, hose connection, and flow direction arrow before installation (arrow points towards the carburetor). Replace if there is visible discoloration or clogging in the filter body.

Tools & time required

• Pliers for changing the hose clamp
• Optional: a hose clamp to pinch off the fuel line
• A few minutes for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × Racing aluminium fuel filter with 6 mm connections. Not included: hose clamps, fuel hose, tools.

Frequently asked questions

Does the filter fit four-stroke and two-stroke scooters?
Yes, as long as the fuel hose has an inner diameter of 6 mm. Universal item for common hose routing on Chinese 50 cc scooters.

Does the filter have a flow direction?
Yes, the arrow on the housing points towards the carburetor. Installed backwards, the filter will block fuel flow.

When is a replacement due?
During inspection, after long storage with old fuel, or when the filter body is visibly dirty.