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Old 05-14-2008, 05:07 PM
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Fuel Filter Housing Question

What size socket is used to unscrew the fuel filter housing cap? Is it used on both the engine compartment fuel filter cap and the frame cap? Thanks.
   
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Old 05-14-2008, 05:27 PM
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I use 36mm for changing the fuel filters and the oil filter. Same size for those 3 caps.
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Yes they're all the same- just changed all my filters over the last 2 weeks. The filters on top are EASY, the one on the frame rail is more of a pain and a lot messier... don't ask my wife why our laundry room smelled like a diesel truck stop...
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Well whoever decided to mount that filter on the frame needs to be taken out and kicked in the arse! What a pain! The top one wouldn't have been so bad but mine was in there so tight that I actually had to replace the cap with a new one because it started to strip the plastic nut off when I was taking it off! So when I put on the new cap I greesed the threads up to see if it would go in any easier. Not a chance! Tight as a virgin on prom night! The threads weren't crossed. It was just hard as hell to screw it in! Anyone else been having this problem?
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Make sure you torque to spec. and don't overtighten. Coat the O ring with motor oil.
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