March for Cory thread
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From: Suppertown, MN
Good morning Dave!
Good morning Jim and the rest of the crew.
It's thirsty Thursday already so enjoy a cold beverage and stay hydrated.
Jim T., aftermarket filter lid? Sometimes aftermarket isn't always better. Research to make sure it fits correctly. I know the 6.0 oil filter lid needs to be stock or oil bypasses filter. I don't remember what you are working on. Good luck!
It's thirsty Thursday already so enjoy a cold beverage and stay hydrated.
Jim T., aftermarket filter lid? Sometimes aftermarket isn't always better. Research to make sure it fits correctly. I know the 6.0 oil filter lid needs to be stock or oil bypasses filter. I don't remember what you are working on. Good luck!
He is working on a 7.3 so he should be fine with the aftermarket lid on the fuel filter housing.
Good morning Tom!
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Good morning guys....
Well we're in the process of packing up. Luckily I am packing up a SxS that still drives... I came close to flipping it sideways off of a bluff with Dar and me inside. Left wheels were both a couple feet in the air and the trail was leaning to boot (climbing a rock waterfall trail).. I made a short video on YouTube. My buddie's wife was on a rough surface and was all over the place with my camera (phone)... Here you go...
Well we're in the process of packing up. Luckily I am packing up a SxS that still drives... I came close to flipping it sideways off of a bluff with Dar and me inside. Left wheels were both a couple feet in the air and the trail was leaning to boot (climbing a rock waterfall trail).. I made a short video on YouTube. My buddie's wife was on a rough surface and was all over the place with my camera (phone)... Here you go...
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My truck came with the "filter with lid" and I bought a replacement without lid not knowing that my lid wasn't the original at the time. So I don't have the OEM lid to go back to.
Delete it? Hahahaha
I was pleasantly surprised how clean it was in the bowl. The filter itself was pretty dark, but that's to be expected I guess.
Delete it? Hahahaha
I was pleasantly surprised how clean it was in the bowl. The filter itself was pretty dark, but that's to be expected I guess.
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My owners manual says mercon V
The pan was originally sealed with grey silicone. The replacement filter has a rubber gasket. Do you use those or use grey silicone? Is the grey silicone a Ford specific source or just grey silicone from a parts store? I'm going to try the gasket but will probably end up doing another fluid change to reseal the pan
The pan was originally sealed with grey silicone. The replacement filter has a rubber gasket. Do you use those or use grey silicone? Is the grey silicone a Ford specific source or just grey silicone from a parts store? I'm going to try the gasket but will probably end up doing another fluid change to reseal the pan