2015 Dodge Ram 3500 Cummings 6.7 Liter Diesel fuel Filter change Video
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Changing my Diesel fuel filters on my 2015 Dodge Ram 3500 1-Ton Truck..The dealer normally charges between $300 and $475.00 to do this job...You can do it for less than $110.00 in most cases
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I’m years behind, but plan on doing my own tomorrow thanks to this video! Thanks again!
clear, direct, accurate, factual - ding ding ding - folks we got us a winner here……. Thank You Much
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Thanks for the post. I don't know how you did this job while you were shooting the video....LOL. I could not get the cap off of the primary (engine compartment) fuel filter using the 1 1/8" socket. I ended up buying & using a big filter wrench (Autozone $16) (the one with the rubber belt) to fit around the cap. I also used it to get the back filter off. Your directions were spot on. Thanks again. Scott
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Great Video! Word of warning though,, I believe the forward filter you showed in the video is incorrect. MF608. I recently purchased a 2015 truck with about 80k miles. I changed my filter following this filter number. Big mistake! It worked for a couple of days, then I received the dreaded low fuel pressure error codes. Not thinking it would be a filter issue, I started chasing parts, I ended up changing lift pump, and a sensor (all in about $600). The lift pump required dropping tank or removing bed. Both labor intensive jobs. After hours of troubleshooting, I determined that the fuel filter was the culprit. I believe the MF 608 is good on single filter applications (2012 and before). The reason being is it has a membrane inside the filter that acts as the fuel water separator. The correct filter 68157291AA has no membrane and allows the fuel to flow freely. Once I changed out the filter to the correct one, it has been trouble free! Since my truck (like yours) has a separate water separator at the rear of the truck, the rear filter handles the task of water separation.
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Thanks for posting this video. I recently bought a truck just like the one you had in this video.
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Awesome Job! I have a 2006 Dodge 2500 and only changed the front, not sure if it has a rear fuel filter but I just bought a new to me 2015 Ram 3500 SRW and will now start changing both. Easy to follow video. Thanks!!!
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Thanks Larry. Appreciate your video.
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Very helpful...changing both of mine tomorrow.
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@@LarrySbrusch Just finished. Good tips from you made it easy.
@@davidgarrett4207 glad we could help..thank you for the kind comments
Thank you. I also have a 2015. Your video was very helpful
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thanks for posting friend, helped me a lot and i will do it myself and save a lot of money ... i always changed only the front one and never the back i will do it asap. How many miles is it correct to make the change?
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Very well done sir. Thank you very much. I have the same truck model and year so I subscribed in case you happen to post anything related to this truck I will follow you on it. Thanks again!!
Great, I appreciate the compliments..and if you have any questions that I can help you with, let me know.thanks again
you make good job sorry my Ingles is not to good pero isiste un muy buen trabajo me alludaste para cambiar mis filtros grasias
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Great video, thanks!
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Nice video thanks
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Great vid!!
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Just curious but does the fuel filter cause the check engine signal?
It would have to be plugged up pretty bad for it to throw that signal..but it is possible...when the engine does not get the proper amount of fuel..it will trigger all kinds of other false reading to computer in vehicle..making it behave erratically
Will cause ugly problems quick. Very important to change these often. I go about 10k and change.
I have a 2014 3500 laramie it should be the same right? And anyone knows how i can cycle with pushstart button?
should be the same. Just touch the button but dont let it start up
I have 2021 ram 3500 dually diesel
Im not sure if 2021 are the same, but it might be similar. I’m fixing to change my 2020 Dodge Ram 2500 diesel and I will see if it’s the same process
Is that similar?
Not sure, I’m fixing to change mine and n my 2020, lets see how it compares to the 2015
There's no g in Cummins. They are not Dodge Ram anymore! It's just Ram Trucks. They split off in 2009, so you really ought to catch up!
Thanks for the history class
25 minutes of blah blah blah and only 5 minutes of helpful information.
I don't believe anyone was making you watch it...but I do the best I can to help others..In this world it is very difficult to do that
Just ignore your critics ! They don’t appreciate the help your providing is not worth responding..
@@stevenevosando8840 Yes I know..I also know I am not a professional at video's and do the best I can...just trying to help whoever I can out. Thank You. Appreciate the comment
Like my grandmother always said...if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all.
@@davidgarrett4207 I agree and thanks for your comment. I can't help that the video does not make everyone happy, and do the best with what I have under the circumstances. especially at my age..I guess that is just society..thanks again