fuel filter change
I've got an idea of how to change the filter...but does anybody have a detailed instructions? Maybe with pictures. :up: :ww:91 D250
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I am looking for info for you now Phil, maybe somebody else will chime in too.
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OK bud, here is what I found. I will do more searching for you if this doesn't help.
1. Disconnect the wire plug from WIF sensor. 2. Use a small band wrench to loosen it then spin her off. 3. Dispose of the fuel in it. 4. Remove the WIF sensor from the filter. 5. Replace the "O" ring on the sensor with the new one supplied with the new filter. Be sure you lube it. 6. Tighten the WIF sensor on to the new filter. 7. Fill the filter and with #2, lube the FF gasket and reinstall. 8. Reconnect the WIF sensor wires and start her up. Check for leaks. Hope this helps. |
thanks mike. sounds good. I can keep it from dying out but it's kinda embarrassing to have to keep cranking away in the parking lot.:se:
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i got my filter where is was almost in place and used one of those long funnels.
i think they are for transmissions? filled it with diesel fom there. |
Originally Posted by bow2no1
(Post 22242)
i got my filter where is was almost in place and used one of those long funnels.
i think they are for transmissions? filled it with diesel fom there. |
Phil, is this issue resolved? Please update.
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Yea I changed the filter and it didn't work. So I took it to williams diesel. The lift pump checked out alright so it's something in the ip. 900 dollars is the estimate for parts and labor. I'll lock it.
On edit: That is sweet. I love locking threads...now I see why you liked doing it doc |
Originally Posted by 2001shrtbedcummins
(Post 23766)
On edit: That is sweet. I love locking threads...now I see why you liked doing it doc |
you ain't got nothing old man.
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