How do you bleed a fuel filter?
To purge air from the low-pressure side of the fuel system, open fuel-line unions and bleed ports downstream of the pump, one at a time, beginning with those closest to the pump, and continue pumping until fuel, and not air, runs out.
How do you prime a fuel filter on a 6.7 Powerstroke?
Get into the cab and turn the ignition key to the run position, the position just prior to cranking the starter over, and let the key sit there until you hear the fuel pump engage and shut off. Repeat Step 2 five times and then crank the engine over. It should catch within a few seconds and start running.
What do I need to bleed the fuel system?
TOOLS REQUIRED : To change the secondary (on engine) fuel filter and bleed the system, you will require at a minimum: 7/16″ wrench for the filter element removal, 5/16″ wrench for pump bleed screws. 5/8″ wrench for injector line Union nuts.
Do you need to replace the fuel filter in a Ford F-150?
Replacing the fuel filter in your Ford F-150 is a very important basic maintenance. Here is how to do it yourself and save some money. This articles applies to the Ford F-150 (2004-2014). Poor gas mileage is no drive in the park.
How do you remove line from fuel filter?
To remove it, unhook the metal retaining clip and position the line compression removal tool so that it rests on the filter’s front end. From there, apply a tiny bit of pressure, sliding the line compression removal tool into the line fitting until it slides off. (Keep your towels handy as fuel tends to gush out during this step.)
How often should I Change my fuel filter?
Changing your fuel filter is recommended maintenance that can be performed about every 10,000 miles or so. If you suspect you filled up on a batch of questionable fuel, it is in your best interest to change your filter immediately.