98 2500 Fuel leak
Started leaking fuel from the filter assembly/housing. Clearly it's leaking from the fuel heater plug at the top. Is it most likely a faulty O-ring/seal causing the leak or that the heater plug, filter housing is cracked and needs replacement.
I don't see any damage from the outside. Wanted some ideas before taking it apart.
I don't see any damage from the outside. Wanted some ideas before taking it apart.
Started leaking fuel from the filter assembly/housing. Clearly it's leaking from the fuel heater plug at the top. Is it most likely a faulty O-ring/seal causing the leak or that the heater plug, filter housing is cracked and needs replacement.
I don't see any damage from the outside. Wanted some ideas before taking it apart.
I don't see any damage from the outside. Wanted some ideas before taking it apart.
Here is all the info you should need, not a bad job at all.
http://forum.mopar1973man.com/index....y-fuel-filter/
definitely the Oring.
Fairly simple to fix. Take off the whole unit and you can get it on a bench to work. Clip off the plug and you can pull the whole heater unit out of the housing. I have a HF set of nitrile orings I bought and found one that fit. Screw it back in place and crimp on a new plug..no more leaks.
Fairly simple to fix. Take off the whole unit and you can get it on a bench to work. Clip off the plug and you can pull the whole heater unit out of the housing. I have a HF set of nitrile orings I bought and found one that fit. Screw it back in place and crimp on a new plug..no more leaks.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
dieselfuelonly
12 Valve Engine and Drivetrain
3
Jun 22, 2009 06:13 PM
donhov
3rd Gen Engine and Drivetrain -> 2003-2007
26
Jan 6, 2006 07:29 PM



