Replacing airdog filters without a mess?

[Devon]

How do you guys go about replacing airdog fuel filter and WS filter without getting fuel everywhere? Last time was a mess and don't feel like getting fuel all over me. Thanks guys


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[DaveB]

I would like to know too. I made a mess all over the drive way and myself and lost a gallon of fuel in the process. :spit:

 

[BHoward6.6]

I install vise-grips on both fuel lines.

 

[THEREDDEVIL]

Find something to crimp the lines. It makes a smaller mess that way. The long nose vice grips work good.



Edit:bhoward6.6 beat me to it

 

[Burn Down]

Put a 1/2" ball valve in the tank to pump line or crimp the soft lines at the tank.

 

[Noreaster]

put a bucket under it
problem solved

 

[fastgreek]

every how often do you have to change the filters? i recently installed mine and don't know to much about it, i used to have the ppe pump and that was just problematic for me in the east coast during the winters, every year i had to get a new pump .

 

[Vrabel]

loosen the fuel cap also

 

[Noreaster]

every how often do you have to change the filters? i recently installed mine and don't know to much about it,

I watch my fuel pressure gauge for dropped pressure by a couple psi or more &/or 10k miles

 

[1lowdiesel]

Pretty much all of the above will work fine. Other than the bucket lol. That's too much work for me

 

[Noreaster]

well I don't think a bucket is going to fit under your truck anyways

 

[hondarider552]

Pretty much all of the above will work fine. Other than the bucket lol. That's too much work for me

So you lowered your truck cuz your lazy and cant jump?

JK Kyle :hug:

 

[1lowdiesel]

Haha screw jumping up and down out of something everyday. It's nice to just turn and sliiide out.

 

[Tank222]

Just kink the lines and zip tie them, while you change it.