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Old 09-11-2013, 03:23 PM
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I am ready to do an oil change, oil filter and fuel filter change.

I can not find an international dealer in the Olympia/Tacoma/Seattle area. I found a place that stocks the Cat EC1 coolant and figured they would cary the fuel filter, but they don't.

From all of the videos I have seen on youtube, it seems that many of the aftermarket "compatible" fuel filters from Oriley's and Autozone are not the best choice????? Motorcraft seems to be the correct one.

Can anyone help me on getting the correct fuel filter kit. I know the international part number for the compatible fuel filter for the 6 liter, but I jsut can not find a dealer in the area

Which oil filter should I use? I assume Motor Craft for the oil filter

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Which oil and what weight?

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Old 09-11-2013, 05:39 PM
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For oil filters, Fram and Motor Craft are the exact same item. Around here I can get Motor Craft fuel filters from Advanced auto parts.
 
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Old 09-11-2013, 08:16 PM
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good to know! What about fuel filters??? I've heard they are very specific and heard that either motorcraft or international are the ones to get??? not sure about anyother brand?????

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Old 09-11-2013, 09:46 PM
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There are two fuel filters and motor craft are the best replacements IMO. Usually I can get them from local auto parts store or ford dealer . .
 
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Sorry, i forgot to post that I know I can get the filters @ ford, however, they charge a ******* arm and a leg for a filter that international carries for less than half! I"m looking for the right filter but for a fair price. I beleive the international filter kit is a little over $40.00 and the motorcraft is 100. Obviously, i'm looking for the international, jsut kind of hard to find H E L P Please
 
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Old 09-11-2013, 09:58 PM
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There is a lot of debate on oil . . Bobtheoilguy has website that's informative but I use Shell Rotella t synthetic 5-40 with factory filter and rev x additive. Starts in any weather without any problems and not plugging in block heater. Had some single digit temps last winter too. And 18.5 mpg on highway at 75 to 80 mph with 35 tall all terrains . I'm going to start using oil analysis since local truck shop just got analyzer machine! ( I have airdog 2 now so I don't use frame mount filter anymore.)
 
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OK, I have found a filter kit on ebay that is part number FD 4606 and it says OEM....

WHat is the part number for the CORRECT fuel filter kit for my 2003 F 350 6 liter? I also found OEM parts on dieselfiltersonline.com for about 45$.

Thanks for the help!

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the other part number that goes along with the part no FD 4606. and it also has this number along with it.. :3C34-9N074-BA/3C3Z9N184CA/3C3Z-9N184-CB

Is this what i"m looking for?
 

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this guy has some good information on this topic and a good comparison of the filters, mine is due for a change im going motorcraft all the way and mines under warranty so im taking it to the dealer so i have my proof it was done in case anything happens.


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when you find the right parts and numbers post them up and let me know how they work.
 

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