bigdreamin

What is the procedure on this? My water in fuel light came on and I've never had to do this before.
Thanks,
Bill

woodrat

with my first gen truck anyway, put an oil drain pan under the truck, and under the fuel filter there is a little valve and a tube pointing down. Simply push the little valve UP and fuel/water will flow out the tube. 1/4 cup or so usually gets whatever water is in there.

that's it.... for a first gen truck anyway. You should go into your user CP and put the data on your truck in your signature so we all know what you're running when we try to answer your questions.

welcome!

TIMMY22

chances are it's the plug. They very seldom get water in them. Unplug it and spray the pins with WD40 then plug it back in.

If that doesn't do it, you just press up on the black plastic tabs that are above the clear hose. It's spring loaded, you can just try to catch the fuel in a bucket.

bigdreamin

its a '96 I didn't even think about specifying what year it was, sorry.

bigdreamin

I put the info in my sig now

Box5

just push the valve thing up thats attatched to the bottom of the fuel filter and it will drain whatever's in the filter.

Muddin_dude06

Yup everything they said is true, I got a good bit of water in my fuel a month or two back when I went mud rompin' and ended up going through some pretty hardy stuff with water on top I just drained mine in a parking lot a few miles done the road from where it came on...

ScottN

I find a 750 mL yoghurt container fit well on my '97 4x4 between the Diff and some other stuff to catch the fluid from the tube attached to the water separator/filter body.

JKM

There is presently something stuck between the pins on my filter , my WIF light came on the first time I started the truck after my last oil change. Tried draining it , light was still on, I unplugged it , and the light stays out