water in fuel light
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water in fuel light
my water in fuel light came on this morning i just flushed out my water seperator a few days ago on my fass any ideas guys i throw a bottle of power service in the tank do you think ill be ok
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If you still have and use the stock fuel/water seperator system then you might want to clean your WIF sensor.
Here is where the sensor is located on the canister. This is the side that faces the front of the truck.
And this shot shows what the probe looks like on the inside.
Here is where the sensor is located on the canister. This is the side that faces the front of the truck.
And this shot shows what the probe looks like on the inside.
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i dont have the stock fuel filter assembly i have the fass with the filters i think i might of known what happened the connectors for the stock fuel filter are still there and i washed my truck so i think they might of got wet and tripped the water in fuel light
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Geeeze Louize JR., are you scraping up asphalt and boiling it down for fuel?
My filter canister has never looked like that and I change mine about every 20,000 miles.
You must be getting some real junky fuel over there.
My filter canister has never looked like that and I change mine about every 20,000 miles.
You must be getting some real junky fuel over there.
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Originally Posted by Shovelhead
Geeeze Louize JR., are you scraping up asphalt and boiling it down for fuel?
My filter canister has never looked like that and I change mine about every 20,000 miles.
You must be getting some real junky fuel over there.
My filter canister has never looked like that and I change mine about every 20,000 miles.
You must be getting some real junky fuel over there.
I change the filter every 10K and wipe out the canister when I do. Good thing for the Fleetguard Stratapore.
If I knew how to get diesel out of asphalt I might be doing that instead of paying $3.20 a gallon.
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Originally Posted by need12v
ok here's a question. Can I unplug the WIF and Heater and not set codes in the ECM? I'm also bypassing the stock filter.
just make sure you waterproof the connector, vaseline and duct tape work wonders.
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