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Dec 22, 2006 | 11:00 PM

blkfx405

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Fuel Filter Cost

I just changed my fuel filters and paid 48.00 at Orileys auto parts.Were do you get them for 28 to 32 dollars?Also were do I find the brass plug for the dryer?

Dec 22, 2006 | 11:42 PM

blackhat620

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Originally Posted by blkfx405

I just changed my fuel filters and paid 48.00 at Orileys auto parts.Were do you get them for 28 to 32 dollars?Also were do I find the brass plug for the dryer?

Get both at the same place, your local International Dealer.

http://www.internationaltruck.com/si...rs/locator.asp

Hope this helps

Dec 23, 2006 | 04:52 PM

blkfx405

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thanks,i went to O-riles to and mentioned to the guy i deal with the price diffence .he said they would price match.so after the holidays I'll get him the info he needs to save me money.I guess

Dec 23, 2006 | 05:10 PM

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I just changed my fuel filters and paid 48.00 at Orileys auto parts.Were do you get them for 28 to 32 dollars?Also were do I find the brass plug for the dryer?

Wow... did the large HFCM filter have the white colored "Aqua-Bloc" media on it... or just the pleated paper filter showing? If the pleats show... then it is NOT an OEM fuel filter kit. If it has the white/thin "Aqua-Bloc" over the pleats (large filter only).. then it is OEM spec'd and it is this feature (Exclusive to Racor) that helps seperate water... which is what the HFCM filter and housing does!!!

Check out the link below on a thread I started a while back (with pics and all). Compare what I posted to that which you bought at O'Riely's and see if they sold you OEM spec'd filters... if not... you are at risk (in my opinion at least)... and you can buy them at an Int'l dealer for less.... so why pay more to get less????

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/5...-look-for.html

Look at post #1 in the link above regarding fuel filter specs and "looks". It is the white/media on the large filter your comparing!!!!

Just because it fits and people say it works for the 6.0L... it is not OEM... buyer beware.

Let us know...

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Dec 23, 2006 | 05:23 PM

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Jeff, he's alright if he got the motorcraft, O Reilys carries oem filters (motorcraft). If he got the Wix, he got the shaft.

Dec 23, 2006 | 07:01 PM

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I also use my local International dealer. I believe the last time I was there I paid 31 or 32 dollars for the fuel filters.

Dec 23, 2006 | 08:51 PM

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Jeff, he's alright if he got the motorcraft, O Reilys carries oem filters (motorcraft). If he got the Wix, he got the shaft.

Did not know that O'Rieley's carried Motorcraft... but for $48.00/kit as he posted... that seems cheap for Motorcraft brand fuel filters????

Guess we will need to wait and see what he posts?