Changed my fuel filters for the first time today
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This will be interesting, I changed my filters for the first time about 2-3 mths ago when the truck odometer read 50k kms real mileage 152,000. It looked just like your dirty filter on the rail did. I then gave it a dreded half turn and I noticed the FF I cursed.. Then put new filter in and cursed again anyway I'm pretty sure that rail filter I pulled out is from the same date the truck rolled off the assembly. What can I say that's my filter story. Still running like a champ and I hope I don't have to make that 10k repair
Koboss
Koboss
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#22
This will be interesting, I changed my filters for the first time about 2-3 mths ago when the truck odometer read 50k kms real mileage 152,000. It looked just like your dirty filter on the rail did. I then gave it a dreded half turn and I noticed the FF I cursed.. Then put new filter in and cursed again anyway I'm pretty sure that rail filter I pulled out is from the same date the truck rolled off the assembly. What can I say that's my filter story. Still running like a champ and I hope I don't have to make that 10k repair
Koboss
Koboss
I did not have time this week to get the tank pulled. I think first what I am going to do is pull the frame filter and see what it looks like, and then go from there.
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#23
Damn that's crazy that you had that many miles on the original filter.
I did not have time this week to get the tank pulled. I think first what I am going to do is pull the frame filter and see what it looks like, and then go from there.
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I did not have time this week to get the tank pulled. I think first what I am going to do is pull the frame filter and see what it looks like, and then go from there.
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How many miles/gallons of fuel since you changed them? If it's been a couple tanks and the rail filter is clean maybe you already got the contamination in that first filter. Since the top filter was clean then it would seem to me that the rail filter took it all anyway. But I'm just a "shade tree" guy. If you want to be sure go with Cheezit's advice and clean the tank. It's not a big deal to drop the tank, I did mine when I put the 60 gallon tank on and it was not much work at all. Just make sure you don't have alot of fuel left in it, about 8 lbs to the gallon I think.
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