Having problems installing a fuel filter on a Duramax? This can be a difficult task sometimes and we will show you the proper way install this filter. Want a Racor Fuel Filter? Order one Today!…
Having problems installing a fuel filter on a Duramax? This can be a difficult task sometimes and we will show you the proper way install this filter. Want a Racor Fuel Filter? Order one Today!…
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this is the way Gm says to do it, its super easy
, only need to tighten it by hand… not tools needed, remember its under
vacumm not pressure, and vasoline works great for holding the seal into
place3, just fill the groove some in 4 places, and put o ring in, lube wat
the same time, then good to go, open screw pump till you see fuel, close
screw then start bam done!
So once installed,
-open the bleed screw, and prime, close bleed screw and prime, open bleed
screw and prime ???
How many times should this be done???
I’m going through filters every 3,000 miles , i did not bleed the lines.
ill start now. how do you reset the filter life light
Great, great video….it’s like having a pro in my garage with me. Thanks
Thoroughbred Diesel.
Normally you leave the bleed screw open the whole time you are operating
the priming pump. Of course you might get a little more diesel spraying
around at the end, but it’s quicker. Good video.
I like to take a rag and clean around filter head and wipe loose dirt from
those split loom wires and any other place that loose dirt can fall into
new filter while installing.
I have always used ATF in an oil can to lubricate o-rings and oil filter
seals ect.
You could have given that o-ring a little bit of a stretch to set in the
top groove without slipping out. It’s a pretty tough material.
how do you reset the fuel filter percentage
what can happen if don’t open the bleeder screw? will it mess anything up?
That’s a good question. We honestly didn’t notice that until you mentioned
it. This was a customers truck. They must have installed that themselves.
Should be a big issue as long as the seal holds. We will be calling them
shortly.
The tool just help every day people from damaging the sensor. We’ve seen
pliers do a number on many of those sensors over the years.
Why are there no screws in the intake tube sensor? While your changing the
bleeder screw I noticed it.
i find this is the only way to do a fuel filter ona duramax, good video
man. working for GM changing lots of thes, i always remind people don’t be
cheep when it comes to fuel filters! but i dont think i dont think ive ever
needed a tool to use a tool on fuel screw or filter, and neathor needs to
be very tight, the pump draws the fuel from the tank usally.
oh cool. Love your videos guys! keep them coming