Where is the fuel filter on a f350 diesel?

“Your primary fuel filter is located under the driver’s side door, on the frame rail,” Corey said, pointing under the truck.

How do you remove a fuel filter from a 6.7 Powerstroke?

Locate the fuel filter in the drivers side of the engine bay. Place a rag under the lines going to the filter. Squeeze the gray clip on the fuel line and pull straight off the filter. Release the green clip by pushing the tabs together and pulling the clip up – then pull the line off the filter.

How often should you change fuel filter on 6.4 Powerstroke?

Ford recommends changing the fuel filters on a 6.4L Power Stroke at 20,000 mile/24 month intervals under normal operating conditions and 10,000 mile/400 hour intervals under severe driving conditions (towing, periods of excessive idling, frequent stop-and-go traffic, etc).

What are the problems with the 6.4 Powerstroke?

13 Common 6.4L Powerstroke Problems

Oil Dilution.
Leaking Radiator.
Poor Fuel Economy.
Clogged Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)
Clogged Engine Oil Cooler.
EGR System Failure.
Cracked Pistons.
Cracked Up-Pipes.

How can I make my 6.4 Powerstroke reliable?

Performance Monitors & Gauges. Monitors are number one on my list of the best 6.4L Powerstroke performance upgrades.
Engine Coolant Filtration Systems.
Aftermarket Radiator.
6.4L Powerstroke Tuners & Programmers.
Cold Air Intake.
6.4L Powerstroke Aftermarket Up-Pipes.
Larger Intercoolers.
Exhaust Systems.

Is 300 000 miles on a diesel a lot?

Even when used extensively for towing and hauling, Powerstroke, Cummins and Duramax diesel trucks typically last well beyond 100,000 miles. Because of that, it’s not uncommon to see diesel pickups with 200,000 and even 300,000 miles commanding good resale values on the used truck market.

How many miles does a diesel engine last?

But diesel engines can continuously run for an impressive 1,000,000-1,500,000 miles before needing any major work. In fact, a well-maintained diesel engine can be on the road for 30 years or more.