water in fuel sensor leak
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water in fuel sensor leak
I noticed my truck was leaking fuel at the top of the filter. I got a new one and changed it. It still leaked and unplugged the sensor at the top and the plug is saturated. Should i just get a new one or is there a way to delete it?
I also noticed i had a coolant leak from the block heater. Went and bought a new block heater and after i installed it i still goy a leak I any special way to install
I also noticed i had a coolant leak from the block heater. Went and bought a new block heater and after i installed it i still goy a leak I any special way to install
Last edited by sootman; 11-02-2012 at 11:34 AM.
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Can't help on the block heater never changed one but I hear if you don't it perfectly clean she will leak again. Or try some bars leak. That's the fuel heater above the filter the WIF sensor screws into the bottom of the filter. You can unscrew the heater get a shorter bung for it. think that's the name then screw the filter back on.
Here ya just what you need.
http://www.genosgarage.com/FUEL-PRE-...tinfo/3925954/
Here ya just what you need.
http://www.genosgarage.com/FUEL-PRE-...tinfo/3925954/
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Nope my P pump has the fuel heater bypassed. Starts great n I'm in Canada.
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