Ford F-150 Fuel Filter Replacement w/ Tips!
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- Опубліковано 25 січ 2015
- In this video we go over how to safely replace the fuel filter on your Ford F-150.
These are the Tools and Parts I Recommend:
Fuel Filter (check fitment guide)-
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Fuel Line Quick Disconnect Tool-
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Fuel Line Clips (if needed)-
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These are the Tools and Parts I Recommend:
Fuel Filter (check fitment guide)-
amzn.to/2PKRaHo
Fuel Line Quick Disconnect Tool-
amzn.to/2QabUaM
Fuel Line Clips (if needed)-
amzn.to/2Q6XtUM
I have a question for you, I have a 2006 Ford F150 5.4L 3v triton. The engine shakes the whole truck, I've replaced the alternator, the battery, and spark plugs and it still shakes when I idle and stalls a lot. What do you think it might be?
James Gregory What about the VCT Solenoids? Have you changed those yet? I also have a 2006 F-150 5.4 3V. When I bought my truck it did shake and stall. I installed new VCT Solenoids. Then it stopped shaking and stalling. Hope this helps.
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I viewed your video many times as I (78 years old) prepared to change the fuel filter on my 2005 F-150, paying careful attention to your comments and even your hand positions. Everything went smoothly and without any problem at all. Following completion and successfully having no evidence of leakage, and following
a test drive, I could not wait to share my success with my wife and grown sons. Thank you for your outstanding video.
Ok, this comment has me confident now. Thank you!
I have same truck. It turns out I love this truck. It doesn't hurt my back like almost all other trucks do, has great power for a gas truck, decent Milage, crewcab has great leg room. It's just a bit on the picky side lol
Keep on rockin
This is the fifth video of yours I’ve seen. You’re straight to the point with clear and simple explanations. Great work. Thank you!
This video is an oldie but a goodie...had a little up and down play with my Reverb Stealth, bought the bleed kit on Amazon, did the bleed (bubbles indeed) and also discovered that the air pressure was only 150 lbs! Got everything squared away with the outstanding advice of this video and now it works like new again. Thank you, sir.
Thank you so much for this vid! It helped me. I am learning how to do some things on my own for a '98 F-250 Light Duty I purchased. I would have completed this in like 15 minutes tops but someone had one of the line fittings crimped/bent on to the old filter! Fun time getting that off!!! Thank you again for putting up your vids....in my case, 5-6 have already taught me & helped me complete some tasks on my own. Kudos!!!
Happy to have seen this video. I watched a few others that did it another method. Your method was much simpler. My filter was quite old 5+ years and 40k miles. A little tough to remove. WD-40 on the filter bracket helped a lot. I had to watch how you unclipped the hose after the bend a few times as your hand was in the way. It wouldn't release until I noticed the filter was not pushed all the way to the tang. That little bit of about 1/2" was all it needed and the rest just a few minutes. I have a 4x4 and I had to remove the skid plate to access easier. Just 4 13mm bolts. Thanks for the video.
Thanks so much for your videos. You have helped me with several repairs on my f150, saved some serious money. I appreciate your straightforward and thorough explanations. Keep it up!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial Brian!
I didn't depressurize the fuel system either, but used a 5/16" or 3/8" rubber cap on the old filter while fumbling with the quick release connector. Total spillage was a couple of tablespoons.
Thanks for the tips man. Bought the 3/8 disconnecting tool. With your tips I changed it out pretty quickly. I have a 2008 stx f150 4.6l v8. Love your videos.
I watched four or five videos on replacing the fuel filter on a 2004 F150. This has the clearest, most complete explanation.
9 yrs after u made this fantastic video and its still helping diy "ers" like me! Thank you!
Thanks so much! You made this difficult job so much easier!! Bless you!
Thanks for doing this video, I just changed my dads fuel filter on his 2005 f-150, everything worked out great following your steps in the video! Thanks FordTechMakuloco!
Looks so easy! Well we had the plastic and metal tool and worked over 1 hour and couldn't release the front one.....and my brother in law worked as a ford mechanic for years! we will try again next weekend...lol
Like your background music
I could watch you work on 5.4 tritons and listen to inspirational music, This is your Ministry of helping people
I see you're Still saving people a lots of money. Truly, Thank YOU!
Nice, I'm an old gear head...thought a fuel filter was a no brainer but we never know the need-to-know & tricks that'd make life easier.....nice video.
Thank you for an excellent how to video. Just finished mine on a 2005 F150 5.4. Did exactly what you said and it took me 10 minutes.
Your communication skills are extraordinary. Thank you for all your hard work and sharing.
Exactly what I was looking for how to get that second clip off off!
No frivolous BS right to the point thank you sir!
Always saving the day with tricks on how to maintain your Ford! Thank you!
Awesome! Thanks! The clip on mine is just a bit different, but it wasn’t hard to figure out after watching your video. Swapped it out and back in business. Thanks again.
Excellent video. I now feel confident enough to change this filter. Thank you.
You can get the fuel line clips separate they are part numbers 7L3Z-9S317-A and 7L3Z-9S317-B for the 5/16 and 3/8 sizes. Handy to have in your toolbox!
Straight to the point brotha didn't skip a step goodjob man you've probably helped thousands of people, .
Good info as usual. I would like to add one thing if you don’t mind... instead of letting the excess fuel spill all over the place (yours was minimal) I pull the fuel pump fuse. This allows the excess fuel to be burned from the line prior to the vehicle shutting off; absolutely no residual pressure. Just a suggestion.
Great video. One thing to add, if you are DIY, do the work in a well ventilated area. I almost puked doing this in the garage, even with a depressurized system (only 1/2c of fuel came out). Thanks!
One of the best videos I've seen.
best fuel filter video by far
Friend, thank you for your explanation, in this pandemic I am trying to fix some thing myself and you have helped me a lot, blessings for you from Venezuela
Great video , did help a lot, my car were hesitant to start , fuel filter were nasty, now start like new
Well it is obvious I am not a mechanic for a reason. With a little grunting and groaning (and by groaning I mean misuse of the english language) I got the job done. Great video with step by step instruction. Thanks.
Well done! Thank you! This has helped me big time.
+Craig Schulz Good to hear!
Your tutorials are top-notch. Thank you.
Nicely done sir ! Well spoken, not a bunch of blabbing. Very clear and concise. 👍
Great video. I did this on my 2005 f150 and a month later the metal connection (engine side of the line) started leaking. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
Awesome video, FYI my moms 96 4.0 Aerostar had the same style filter with lock clips.
i love all your videos. You don't know how many times. I a literally under the hood watching your videos.
Awesome!!
Just changed my fuel filter in my 08 XL was a bit different connection was a red tab that you pulled up than pushed back through to get the line off going back to the tank, the front connection was the same. was a GSA truck so they may have swapped it after they damaged the original i don't know. As usual great video, Thank you.
Just Replaced My 06’ F150. U Are Perfect. I Kept Rewinding Ur Video.
I really appreciate you taking it loose and letting it dangle and showing us how to remove that back line
Good video - worked great for helping on my 2006
Thanks...spot on instructions! Just took a few minutes!!
My hoses (2008 F150 5.4) are slightly different. The line from the tank had an extra 8 in line on the end. The blue clip was on the end of the fuel line coming from the tank and the short fuel line was connected to the filter with a completely different type of connector that was red. Also the first filter I ordered , a Moto FG-1114 had different diameter tubing than mine. Ordered a Napa Gold filter and it was the correct sizing. Love this channel. Decided to rebuild my '08 Lariat with only 90k instead of buying a new rig based on this channel. I figure 20 grand I will be better than new including custom paint, wheels, exhaust, you name it. Thanks Brian.
Great instructions. Thanks. Off to do that on my 06 Expedition.
Great video! It was a great help. Thank You!
You’re the Ford Master. Thank you so much.
Thank you, for a great "How 2 Video". Q. have you ever drained a fuel tank without removing it from vehicle, and how do you get pass the blocking plug thing in the tank. I thought I could drain tank by removing Hose at tank , insert siphon hose, pump fuel, and be done with it.
Because of where I live these filters are always gunked up with mud, crud, undercoating etc.. I always spray off the underneath of my truck before I work on it but ther'll still be a lot of crap stuck to the frame rail so it's never a lot of fun to do it. I spray the actual fittings down with brake cleaner , especially the channel where the fuel filter stem slides in. That channel can fill up with fine debris and prevent the spring tabs from being pushed back enough to make it difficult for the ridge that locks the filter in from sliding past the tabs.Then I give it a squirt of wd-40 for lub. , insert the tool and twist and pull them gently till they release.It seems like they should slide out really easily but they never seem to on my trucks.Never had one leak, though.
Fully insert. Twist. Pull out.
Got it!
Thanks for this video, it's perfect
Great video . I’m having problem with front release clip
hey what does it mean if there's gas and bubbles visible in the fuel vapor return assembly (at the clear plastic Y joint near the throttle body)? Sometimes the truck dies after a hard rev and the gas and bubbles are visible sucking back into the throttle. Is that related to a bad PCV system or is the charcoal canister at fault?
Great video. Great instruction. Thanks dude
Another great video.Thanks.Great Job again.
Great information and nicely done, thanks for posting!
Well explained bud . Appreciate it
If you were to damage the fuel lines, would you know of a place where I would be able to get replacement lines for a reasonable price? I have a 2007 Ford Expedition and I am having trouble replacing my fuel filter due to rust.
Some of the vans are real fun to do above the gas tank. Great engineering
07 Navigator, Changed all the plugs n boots. 4 months later #8coil went bad so replaced. Now it seems that the other coils are starting to fail. Also get an exhaust smell when then heat is on unless I put in on recirculate inside cabin. Any insight?
Great video, easy to follow
I subscribed today. After watching several of your videos, you are the BEST. Good instructions, clear videos.
Since I bought a 2005 F-150, I figure there will be alot of work to do.
I have a question. I was installing a new fuel filter for a '97 Lincoln Mark Viii and the outlet plastic line crimped as I was removing it. What happened was I bought a Fram fuel filter and the OUT Clip didnt look like what came off. I put it on and it would not hold down the line. I then went to remove the line to get the clip out and the line crimped. It looks like 5/16 in the filter and 3/8 out the filter. The line that i crimped looks like 5/16 however. Any ideas?
The hardest part of the whole installation for me was, the clamp that holds the fuel filter was a pain to take out. It was tight! Other than that the installation went smooth like silk panties.
Like many others here... excellent video and a tremendous success in the end... Your video view and clarity of instruction saved me money and time! So much appreciated!@!@ Thank you!
Hey owner of a 2005 ford 500 110000 miles mark I'm going to change out my fuel filter air filter might go with k&n air filter and pcv and waiting on the spark plugs to take to the dealership to do cause googled to many bad reports on taking the intake off but is there any tips or methods on replacing any I said or any other tips on replacing anything else to get longer better performance and life outta of this car and after i replace all this should I unplug the battery to reset pcm also read online people doing that after replacing tune up parts and I'm going to do the spark plugs last cause dealership told me around 400 and how bout the coils could I do that my self or is it hard to do thank you
I like pulling the fuel pump fuse when in idle to depressive the fuel line...
Very good instructional video combination was perfect and good sound quality
Thx Bud Just Did It To my 08 F150 N Runs a Lot Better Thx For the Vid Helped Out a Lot
This is the third one I watched
Thank You yours made the most sense
one guy did not even know there was a tap and beat it forward with a hammer 🤔
Will my 2000 150 with a 4.2 gas filter b any different to rnr ?
YIKES! I had just purchased a couple of tools needed to do the Phasers and timing chains. Was purchasing timing chain kit today but wanted to review your two videos one more time before buying the kit online today. I see you have been banished, censored, threatened, or whatever. You provided some really great tips and I appreciate all that you have done. You have helped me immensely! I have a 2004 F150 with 193k and could you steer me in the direction of finding the procedures I need such as cam shaft positions for phaser installation and which intake/exhaust I need to relieve pressure using screw driver trick. Both banks please. I think I remember everything else.
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great video man. thanks alot
Great videos! Thank you!
Very helpful, thanks a lot!
Worst fittings ever made! You make look to easy lol, great job.
Every one on here does and then it leads to over confidence when tackling job. Ask me how I know, lmao.
I have an 05 Navigator that the blue clip is half broken on so I can't remove the filter. The part that pulls up is missing. Any trick to get this off and can I replace the clip?
dude you are awesome thank you for all these videos
I recently was looking to change the fuel pump driver module on my 2001 F 150 5.4 2V. When I dropped the spare tire, instead of finding the module. I found a black box with a hole in one end and a hose on the other going to a hemi cylinder on top of the cross member. On the box is an arrow saying "to canister". What is it and is there another place were the module might be?
Good video! Any you might have on replacing a torque converter for 05 F-150 5.4L 3V?
Great video 👍
Great video, thank you very much for taking the time.
my blue locking clip broke off (dry-rotted). Does anyone know the size I need to order to replace it or a part number? How about you @fordtechmakuloco?
Awesome music in the background, thank you for helping me save money and worship God at the same time. ✝️🇺🇸🕺🏼
@Tomato Sauce hahaha well, do you believe in absolute truths? Are you absolutely sure about your answer? Time will end someday but your soul is timeless..... I sure hope you change your position on God’s existence.
Sure am glad I found your channel.
How do you know when it's time to change the fuel filter? If you have about 80,000 miles and you have let the tank run dry once or twice is it likely a good time?
Awesome, thanks for sharing. 👍
best video, thanks man !!
Hi where is the fuel filter located for a 2016 f150 5.0 v8 ? I'm also going to replace my fuel injectors do you have a video on how to do this ?
Thank you
I have a 2002 f-350 7.3 new inline fuel pump. I need a replacement inlet line. the old one broke and I cant find the proper info to make a match. this line comes from my fuel tank into my in line pump. it has a retainer type connection. I plan to splice my inlet line and replace the connector. what is this connection called? thanks!!
Great presentation
What happens if you damage the o-ring? Can you get replacements?
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Can you do one on how to change the valve cover gasket and oil pan gasket on a 1995 ford f150
How bout giving us your trouble shooting process you use to get to this repair video. You could make this a two parter. The first video, how you got to the point where you decided to replace this filter. In fact you could do that with most of your videos. I enjoy your work. Thank You for sharing your expertise.
Bruce Ismond This was simply a request video for a subscriber there was nothing wrong with this truck.
Bruce Ismond it's something you just do for maintenance. Check your owners manual on how often it gets changed
Tang you very much for this video. Tangs again.
the video help me a lot to replace fuel filter on my f150 thanks
thanks for the video, can you do on the 2009 f150 fuel filter as well?
I have a 2009 F150-2009 is the first year they made them without a filter(I guess there's one in the tank somewhere.2009 was the change year and it's possible some came with rail filters so I'd check underneath to be sure but mine doesn't have one. It's a lifetime in tank filter system.
Good video. Really should help me.
does 2001 f150 have fuel filter in same location? ?? also where is that exact location you never said... thanks