Great tutorial, mate! 👍🏻👍🏻 .. Your fuel filter came out so easily. I had to remove the entire housing just to remove the fuel filter. It was a real pain!! 🤬🤬
Hello. I'm just looking at the video... and I'm wondering what is the black part where the temperature sensor is connected. Between the filter and thw hose system. If you know please let me know. I'm trying to find the part and is imposible without the name.
Two things, first, you must live at the beach and never wash under your vehicle. I have a 2007 and go to the beach fairly regularly and I have nowhere near the rust you have. Secondly, I notice you don't have a water sensor on the bottom of your filter, mine does.
You just made my day a LOT easier ! Thanks for the great tutorial
Welcome!
Yes ! Thankyou ! Really great detailing. And I was able to paint the housing just to add the final touch to my old JK. Cheers from NZ
Great tutorial, mate! 👍🏻👍🏻 .. Your fuel filter came out so easily. I had to remove the entire housing just to remove the fuel filter. It was a real pain!! 🤬🤬
Oh no! How long between changes?
Thanks! Great instruction, very thorough and extremely informative.
Yes my dear friend that was great to watch very much appriciated kind regards M.M.
Hi , is necessary disconect the positive pole of battery? THKS
Cheers mate. Your videos are a great help 👍
Thankyou! Glad to hear :)
Nice video, noticed you have disconnected the water in fuel sensor that usually screws in at the bottom of the filter
Yes, got sick of the light chiming on the second the jeep noticed there was water about 😁
Good stuff keep it up 👍🏻👍🏻
Really helpfull Thanks so much 👍
Great Video thanks !!!!
Hello. I'm just looking at the video... and I'm wondering what is the black part where the temperature sensor is connected. Between the filter and thw hose system. If you know please let me know. I'm trying to find the part and is imposible without the name.
Really nice vid thanks man ....very helpfulll .....im lookin for a vid for a 2.8 crd engine skid plate if anyone can post that it will be awesome
Cheers!
Hi Adam, do you have a link for the catch can you have on your jeep?
Is a provent 200, don't have the link though sorry
Do you need to empty the water regularly or just when you change the filter?
I normally give it a check every couple thousand KMs almost always fine :)
Why did you have to unplug the sensor, could you not leave it connected and just unscrew the filter?
Hi, Is this for JK or JL? Or are they all the same? Thanks.
This is for JK. The JL diesel would be similar how will be some differences 👍
Video Show Me How Cool! Thanks mate.
What are the torque settings please?
nice
Two things, first, you must live at the beach and never wash under your vehicle. I have a 2007 and go to the beach fairly regularly and I have nowhere near the rust you have. Secondly, I notice you don't have a water sensor on the bottom of your filter, mine does.
Thanks for the comment Pete. Removed my sensor so it doesn't go off every time it looks like rain 😬
Do i need to empty fuel tank to do this job?
No not at all
@@VideoShowMeHow oh thanks...