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The oring has to be identical. Measure the thickness with a micrometer. ALSO --- make sure to clean the metal surface that is between the oring and filter. It has to fit perfectly. If your in a bind and want to guaruntee to stop the leak, just plug the small passageway. Just tap the...

Keep in mind, yours may be leaking from somewhere else, but I would almost bet money that you are leaking from that o-ring. Your looking for the LARGE circular shaped sensor on the lower half of the right side (again, looking from front of filter). An easy way to determine where your leaking...

Take your filter base out of the truck. Spray it clean. Take a look at the "compression fit" sensor on the middle/bottom right (if looking from filter side). Pop the sensor out CAREFULLY. (use a screwdriver and pry it out - careful not to damage the clips). REPLACE THAT O-RING. That...

I found a NOS unit that I purchased this afternoon... I did not know it didn't have the fuel pressure sensor? Is that something I can take of my current unit and add to the NOS unit I just bought? I don't have the STE-ICE tester, but that is something that was on my "to buy on ebay one day"...

The problem I have with a "used" base plate is that they have already been removed from the truck and have been sitting "dry" and the o-rings have subsiquently dried/rotted... Plus I can't seem to locate a used one? If I were to replace the filter/housing, I would prefer to get a new filter...

I have a BAD fuel leak that seems to be coming from the filter cartridge base plate? I can't seem to "pinpoint" where the leak is coming from BUT I know it is nowhere near the lift pump, so rotted/pinched fuel line near the motor mount is ruled out. I pressure washed all the dirt/grime/diesel...