Fuel filter
Fuel filter
Just change the fuel filter yesterday wowwww what a pleasure to do this compare to my 1998 Cummins .
This a big improvement no more **** about holding the cup when you screw the nut etc no mess at all .
Great to work on this baby.
Buzzman
This a big improvement no more **** about holding the cup when you screw the nut etc no mess at all .
Great to work on this baby.
Buzzman
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Yup...Just did mine again about 2 weeks ago. Takes me about 20 min. and that is doing a lot of cleaning of the area and the filter housing inside. Actual labor is less than 5 min.
Yup. Gotta love working on a Cummins. A while back I had a fuel filter plug up on an '06 6.0 powerstroke at work. What a nightmare. I think it would have been easier to disassemble the whole truck to get to it. Not to mention there are two to change and they are like $150 or something rediculous. Took me almost two hours and a lot of mess to clean up. I've changed a Cummins filter on the side of the road several times before and it takes about 10 min without ever getting a drop of diesel on you. Gotta love it.
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Q is this filter change as you said, i saw something about primming, is there any info on this. i have a 5.9 2005 diesel, let me know if you have any info on this thanks bige
thanks Buzzman for the info, i'll try to change that fuel filter tomarrow! bige
Don't over tighten the cover. There is not that much pressure in it. I just hand tighten it as tight as I can and it is easier the next time. The cover says max torque is 25 ft/pnds, but it's very hard to get off. Don't forget to oil the oil ring. I use a turkey baster to suck the bottom stuff out.
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