Wholesale Price Diesel Engine Fuel Filter Diesel Engine Parts 3331673 Fs1009 for Fleetguard Cummins

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Fuel/Water Separator

High efficiency, long-lasting filters featuring advanced filtration media that prevents water-related corrosion and ensures clean fuel systems

Specifications

Shipment Height: 246.13 mm (9.69 in)
Largest OD: 93.22 mm (3.67 in)
Overall Height: 246.13 mm (9.69 in)
Thread Size: 1-14 UNS-2B

Application: CUMMINS 3331673
Cross Reference: BALDWIN BF1259; FRAM PS8048; NAPA 3406; WIX 33406

How To Change A Fuel Filter?

Things you will need:

The new fuel filter, screwdrivers, open-end wrenches, rag, a bowl to catch the fuel that might spill out, piece of cloth, and protective gear such as goggles and gloves. You will also need a jack and jack stands.

Precaution: gasoline is highly flammable. Work in a well-ventilated place and keep items that may produce sparks or flame away.

Relieving Pressure and Expelling Fuel

Step 1.

Find the fuse box and remove the fuse. This will disconnect the power supply to the fuel pump and relieve the pressure in the fuel lines. To locate the fuse box, use your car’s manual, or look up the manufacturer’s website.

Step 2.

Secure the vehicle by ensuring it is not in gear. For those that use automatic transmission, it should be in park. If a manual transmission vehicle, that means ensuring the car is in neutral and with the parking brake engaged.

Step 3.

Start and run the engine for a few minutes. Doing so serves to expel any remaining fuel as well as release pressure from the fuel lines. Because the fuel pump is not active, this should happen within a minute or two.

Step 4.

Switch off the engine. Re-insert the fuse. Leave the engine turned off and the vehicle secured.