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I just now finished changing the spin on fuel filters. I had to figure out how to bleed the air out, simple really, and everything works fine. Next time it might take ten minutes total to change out all three of the fuel filters. But, probably on the primary in actual fact. I think draining...
Just changed the primary filters out. Took maybe five minutes. GLAD I did!!! The drainage looked like 10 wt. dirty motor oil on the newest deuce. The other had some crud but the filter was much more clean.
I am going to change out the secondary filters on the newest deuce , just to be sure...
Glad this thread came along. I bought two 33405 primary spin on filters to put on the trucks tomorrow. The trucks are not driven a lot, but they both had partial primary filters when bought. I suspect if there is crud in the fuel the new filters have had enough time to need changing.
When JT came out with the spin on oil filters I bought them and loved the ease of change and the instant oil pressure. Seemed like a really good idea.
He later came out with the spin on primary and secondary fuel filters. After my experience with the spin on oil filters I figured it might be...
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