Fuel Filter cap?
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From: Sunny, Snowy, CO
No but I didnt have a 36mm Craftsman. All of my tools are Craftsman or MAC with the exception of a couple of autozone funnels, and a 36mm socket.
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From: Whittier, CA
The first time I changed my fuel filters I used the only tool I had, a 1-3/8" x 3/4" drive socket and a ratchet that is about 3 feet long. It worked. The fuel cap is 35mm. But it won't work on the oil filter which is 36mm, so a big crescent wrench worked on that. By the second time around, I had the correct tools.
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You could have saved a lot of electrons here if you had included the engine in your question. For future reference.
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From: Frederick, MD
Well, you can forget all our ramblings above about diesels and special sockets. I believe your fuel filter is just a can style on the frame rail. No special caps as far as I know. But there are special quick release fittings you will need to deal with. Some need release tools, some don't.
You could have saved a lot of electrons here if you had included the engine in your question. For future reference.
You could have saved a lot of electrons here if you had included the engine in your question. For future reference.
Ditto, I only have a few left at this point.
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