How to Prime Your FASS System With The XWS-3002 and PF-3001!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Josh demonstrates how to install your XWS-3002, PF-3001, and prime your FASS Fuel System. The installation and priming process will be the same on our extended length versions, the XWS-3002XL and PF-3001XL.
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Thanks for your help and yes folks these guys sell the very best system. I’ve had mine for 5 years now and would never run without it. It’s so nice to have easy access to everything!
Thanks for the kind words! We're glad you're enjoying your system-give us a shout if we can ever be of assistance.
hard to hear the tone change with all that background music going, but i get it.
Wow i had been breaking my head for like 15 hours thinking it was my truck until I did your procedure 😮It worked
We're happy the video could help!
I've tried this and fuel sprayed all over the place so I just tighten it back up and was like guess this is good the sound has not changed though I literally followed what this dude explained in his video except the fuel spraying all over the place. Fass still loud though, my system was never so loud until these new filters came out and was installed on my truck by the shop so i figured a filter was clogged and decided to do another filter swap with the xls
Hey there, thank you for reaching out. We apologize for the trouble you're having and we'd be happy to help! Our techs are here from 7-7cst and our number is 636-433-5410.
Thank you very much!
Great products and service from FASS!
Thank you!
On my 06 Duramax with Fass 100gph I just turned key to on position and it primed returning fuel to the tank without loosening a filter.
I recant my previous comment as I just changed my filters and had to prime as video describes
Be nice to hear the tone change on the pump and the instructions without all the annoying music.
I really appreciate this video. Changing mine for the 1st time and you made it look super easy!! Thank you!
How often should you change the filters?
We're happy this helped Ozzie! You should also change the filters every 20-30k miles, or once a year whichever comes first.
We also suggest keeping an extra set of filters in your truck at all times just in case you get some bad fuel from the gas station.
@@FASSFuelSystems ... Oh dang! Lol! I was changing mine every other oil change! Ok!!👍 you just saved me some money!! Thanks again for the reply!!
@@ozziecrosby2092 Absolutely, and if anything else comes up you are more than welcome to reach out to us at 636-433-5410. That is our tech line, and we'll be happy to help!
@@FASSFuelSystems ... Absolutely!!!
@@ozziecrosby2092 👊👊
My instructions say to put the fuel filter on the side with the draw tube. It seems like the video is placing the water separator filter there, is this correct?
Great question, and it will depend on the series system you have as to which filter goes on either side. If you have a grey, or black base system the filters will be aligned as shown in the video.
We'll also be happy to help answer any questions you have over the phone as well. 636-433-5410.
Can i get a replacement motor for my system or do i need to buy a complete new setup.???
Awesome question, and if you don't mind giving our service team a call at 636-433-5410 they will be able to help get you the right parts to get this fixed!
Had my pump for a few years and have never purged when changing filters. I just fill them with fuel screw them on and cycle the pump. Is this bad for the pump ?
No worries at all. It's just another way to do it. The only thing we suggest is not running the pump unit itself dry as it is lubricated by the fuel that runs through it.
Can you tell me if the Baldwin BF1212 and the Baldwin BF1259 are compatible temp replacements? Thanks.
Hey Damien, they sure are! And if you ever need to confirm another temporary replacement, feel free to use our cross reference sheet: fassride.com/portfolio-item/replacement-filters/
I have a 2016 LML with the FASS 100gph lift pump and a stock fuel filter delete, do i have to drain water from the filter or anywhere for that matter periodically? I just bought the truck so I'm still learning stuff about it. But yea just wondering if i have to drain the water separator or just change them when time comes due. Thank's!
Hey Josh! Thanks for reaching out. Congrats on the new truck!
We recommend changing your fuel filters every 20,000-30,000 miles, or 1x per year if driven less. Our newer filters feature improved filtration technology, and don't actually feature a drain (the water is now held within the filter element).
If your truck's equipped with drainable filters, you're technically supposed to drain them daily. That said, 1x per week is usually sufficient, depending on the quality of fuel you're able to get.
If there's a chance that the filters on your LML have been there for a while, we'd recommend changing them out for the updated versions!
@@FASSFuelSystems i can't see a drain on the filters or system it so i must have the updated version, and i know they were recently done but I'll still stay on the shorter side of that recommendation! Thank you very much for the prompt reply, much appreciated! 🍻
Worked like a charm thank you very much
You got it! Thanks for the support, Andrew.
This video is too vague. How long do you leave the filter loose? Will you see it bleed fuel or anything? Is it just noise that I have to listen too? Engine is Not running during this right. Why just loosen the one filter?
Hey Bryce! Thanks for reaching out. When you have a second, give us a ring at (636) 433-5410 or shoot us an email at techsupport@fassride.com, and our service team will be happy to guide you through the process.
Why not just comment then we will all know what to do
@@TheErms12345I’m sayin lol like we tryna sit on hold for 45 minutes
Aren’t you actually suppose to loosen the filter on the suction side?
If you loosened the filter on the suction side you would be adding a secondary entry point at the seal, so therefore it would suck air instead of fuel and never actually prime the system. You Loosen the pressure filter so you can prime the suction side to the pump, once you hear the pump get a load on it meaning suction side line is full of fuel to the pump, you then tighten the filter, the remaining air will be forced out through the return line and pressure side will prime itself.
I was told to ensure fuel comes out of the 3002 to completely bleed the system, then tighten 3002, as it begins gushing out; can you update if this is correct or not?
Hi Jimmy, thank you for reaching out. Yes, that is the correct procedure for installing the XWS-3002.
Do I need to prime each time I change my filters?
Awesome question, and thank you so much for reaching out! We do suggest priming the system during all filter installations. If you have any questions, or need help at all with the priming process please reach out to our service team at 636-433-5410. Thank you!
@@FASSFuelSystems. Thank you , I went ahead and did and it worked as designed!
@@blakman41 Thanks for the update! We're glad to hear it.
So what happens when the water filter gets full when you are driving.?
Engine basically starves for fuel and engine shuts down. Don’t know how bad that would be for the CP3 pump, so keep a spare just in case.
@@frankmjr6571 i think a cat 1R-0750 fuel filter and a Donaldson P558000 water separator with twist drain , your might check the numbers,,,, i wouldn't want my engine to shut down as pulling our trailer down or up or just driving on a hill or anyplace.
I replace mine whit Napa brand n I purge n start right up but if sit for a little well don’t start I have to open the key n let the pump run for a little be before can run
Definitely give us a call at 636-433-5410 or shoot us an email to techsupport@fassride.com if we can answer any questions!
My son ran 07 5.9 Cummins out of fuel and I have a Fass system. How do I bleed the air out. Anyone who knows please reach out to me. Thanks
Thank you for reaching out! We'd be happy to help and whenever it's convenient please reach out to our service team at 636-433-5410. We are here from 7-7cst.
@@FASSFuelSystems Thanks for responding. I did call in on Friday afternoon and spoke to one of your specialists and he was very helpful and friendly! Thanks 👍
@@boomer1049 Awesome! anytime you need anything or have questions you are more than welcome to reach out anytime!
@@FASSFuelSystems Thanks!
@@boomer1049 You bet!
How often do you change the new filters?
Approximately 20,000-30,000 miles depending on fuel quality.
@@FASSFuelSystems so it could be anytime depending on the person and the last fuel fill up
I have put 5000 miles since my first change, and the timeline has been 1 yr. You don't think the water separator needs to be changed? Regardless, I think I will change both filters for peace of mind.
Hey
Can’t you just fill both filters up with diesel
Na bro you gotta Purge the air introduced by removing the filter.
I have tried everything a few times my brand new fass paired with deviant sumo return will not prime. When it’s running I can hear air being pushed into the tank but it will not pull fuel. My truck is dead in the water I’ve spent over 10 hours trying anything I could find or was recommended to me.
Thank you for reaching out and we do apologize you are having so many issues with the system. Whenever it's convenient we would suggest reaching out to our service team to help get this diagnosed and make sure you have everything you need to get your truck back on the road. Our number is 636-433-5410. Thank you!
@@FASSFuelSystems it was my fault cross threaded a fitting. I have an email off through the contact us on y’all’s web page to buy the two fittings I messed up. Thank you very much for the reply!
@@fishinmagician3960 Of course! Please give us a shout if we can help with anything.