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scruffydogtoo
08-21-2005, 16:18
I replaced the fuel filter in my 6.5 Turbo and now there is fuel leaking from beneath Filter canistor. Anyone else have this problem before? What was solution? Thanks
a5150nut
08-21-2005, 18:38
Is it coming from the seal on the cover? It can be a pain sometimes getting it to seal properly. Then there is the rubber hoses under the filter housing...........
scruffydogtoo
08-22-2005, 00:45
Not the filter cover, have now removed the air horn and intake manifold, the only thing I have found is that the bottom cover on the canistor was slightly loose and there was evidence of fuel. It is like a Mason jar cap. Cannot believe that this is my problem, looking for cracks in fuel lines now. 94 K2500 ext cab 4X4 Silverado Short Bed.
DmaxMaverick
08-22-2005, 14:51
Moved to the 6.5L Turbo Diesel Forum.
DmaxMaverick
08-24-2005, 10:12
TTT for our rapidly aging Turbo Al.
tom.mcinerney
08-24-2005, 15:33
Scruffy--see
http://forum.thedieselpage.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=007661
WTF=TTT/BTT ???
DmaxMaverick
08-24-2005, 15:45
Originally posted by tom mac 95:
WTF=TTT/BTT ??? To The Top, etc. It's a courtesy thing we do when a member has trouble finding a post.
WTF=WTF???
scruffydogtoo
08-25-2005, 10:25
OK, I am sitting here scratching my right ear trying to figure out what WTF/TTT etc means.
I do appreciate the response, I thought the fuel was leaking from the bottom of the filter housing but could not duplicate the leak without the engine running. Will attempt to find replacement parts.
Woof
Turbo Al
08-25-2005, 10:54
TTT is for when you really want to rub it in to Turbo Al for having a Senior moment ;) My 3year old is keeping me young :D
DmaxMaverick
08-25-2005, 11:10
I would expect no less from you, Al :D
Turbo Al
08-26-2005, 11:41
:D
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