Fuel Filter Replacement - 2001 Ford F150
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This guy gives really good instructions. Slow and careful. If only other TH-camrs would follow his example!
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Great video! A couple things I would suggest is spraying each connector with a good penetrating oil like PB Blaster to lubricate, & break up any corrosion. The other being as you place the disconnect tool in position with one hand push the hose towards the filter to take pressure off of the fitting, & then press the disconnect tool into the fitting. Between the lubrication, & removing the tension from the coupler it should make removal a bit easier. These connectors can be rather stubborn so take a deep breath, spray it with more penetrating oil, try wiggling both connectors to help draw the penetrating oil in, & break up any corrosion, & ensure you are using the proper size disconnect tool.
Thanks for the comments and great tips.
I've been wasting a lot of time looking for a decent video that showed how to replace the filter. Yours, sir, is the only worthwhile one I found. Thank you for posting it.
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Very good information and detail on exactly how to remove the fuel filter. I had no luck at all with the plastic Lisle removal tools. After 30 minutes, I went to the store to buy the metal fuel line disconnect tool. With that, it only took me a few minutes to get the back and front removed.
Thank you for the comment. I have found that sometimes I have more success with the plastic removal tools and other times I can only get it with the metal tool.
Always relieve pressure in lines before hand and turn key to acc first to prime before starting.
Agreed, it is always best to relieve fuel pressure first.
Excellent video, clear, concise, good diction and pronunciation. It was easy to follow. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for the video...my safety clamps ..the one on the engine side was a pain the filter housing was too close had to modify it to get it off then of course the compression quick connectors always a pain this is the 4 filter for me and I dread doing it simply because you have to fight the fuel lines .. my old filter brown gas poured out...I was losing power on hills and towing in 2nd gear...5.4l is a good engine but let's face it low on torque and hp so gearing is key...my boat is 4k lbs an old 96 21ft w a 350 in it...but it's paid for like my old supercrew ...good luck this is a pain in azz job
Hi Jon, I watched your video exclusively for the fuel filter replacement. It turned out perfect, had no problems and was able to use the one recommended tool for removing the hose connections on both ends without hassle! Thanks a bunch for the instructional vid and I will be tackling some other projects with your help! Thanks again Jon, your new subscriber Chris.
Very well done! Its been years since ive done this truck. Thanx for the refresher course. Nice and to the point. Chuck Norris approved 👍
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Excellent video. may have missed it in the video, but watch out for fuel spray when cracking the lines
Ben Davis Future reference, remove fuel cap to relieve some pressure from the line.
Thanks,this guy was gonna charge me $30 to change mine,saw this,saved $30 Thanks
Thanks for the comment. I like saving money too.
Thank you for making this. It saved me a lot of frustration in changing my own fuel filter.
Thanks for the comment. Glad I could help.
Simple, easy, excellent instructions. Straight to the point.
Excellent video. It was a pleasure to watch. This is the type of diy video that I am always searching for. You are a good teacher. I have the same make and model truck.
Last part before u start is to turn key on for 5 second s bk off and then u start also. Take 20 amp fuse out under dash before changing new part
This video help a lot while I was trying to do the one on my truck
Thanks for the comment. Glad the video helped.
Hey Jon thank you very much!!! Just got done working on my grandpa truck!!!!
Thanks for the comment. Sounds like the repair was a success.
@@InsaneOil yes it was!!! Thank yo you!
This is how a instructional video should be.
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56 years old disabled women 10 back surgerys and becasue of your vedio i did it''was'nt gona pay 14 bucks for fliter and 35 to put it on thank you ol' fordie/biker now how about my rotors and brakes lol?
Love the videos. I have the same truck and the vids are real helpful to me. Keep up the great work. 👍🏻
Excellent video. Visually and verbally. Very well done. Thank you very much!
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You need to be a teacher. Easiest explanation. I learn a lot in just a few minutes
Actually, I am a high school shop teacher.
Thanks, friend!
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Are you supposed to remove the fuel pump fuse and disconnect the battery
No, but either depressurize the fuel lines using the shrader valve on the left side of the engine bay or just wait until the engine is cold
I believe you can also remove the gas cap to relieve pressure.
@@mikem3742 Exactly. It's helpful to remove the gas cap and disconnect battery cables /fuel pump fuse when replacing fuel filter.
clear, simple and informative, great job
Thanks for the comment. I hope the video helped with your repair.
Sir thank you for your service
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Outstanding video! It made the job super easy, thank you.
I appreciate this upload. Learned a lot and it's helping.
Thank you 🙏
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Would relieving the pressure in the fuel system via the Schroeder valve on the fuel rail help reduce the mess made by the gas?
The repair manual specifies performing the "fuel pressure gauge bleeding method" or the "inertia switch method."
i learn if the old fuel filter is alot heavier than the new one ,then u clean out lot of dirt in gas! all dirt is heavy!
Agreed, this can apply for pretty much any type of filter. The more junk that it collects the heavier it gets.
Really well done video. Thank you.
Hey, thanks for the demo.
Thank you for the comment. Good luck with your repair.
I got something Jon, if you can. I need front brakes and rotors done. If you can lend your expert knowledge it will be greatly appreciated..
Thanks big fan,
-Ed
Thank you!
What side of the dam fuel tool did you use
If I remember, I tried both sides until I got it to work. It was a bit of a pain.
@@InsaneOil thanks bro I think I found out it's my IAC valve 👊🤘👊
I got a question. What if you have fuel in the truck. Do you empty it?
No, it is not necessary to empty the fuel tank, but it is recommended to relieve pressure off of the fuel system.
@@InsaneOil ok I'll try
Awesome, thanks!
Thanks for the comment. Good luck with your repair.
I hope it's the filter that's not letting me get gas I can hear the pump kick in and it sounds like it's sucking gas and air kinda and not really getting gas out by the top of my motor
Did you find a resolution to your issue? I am interested.
@@InsaneOil no I changed the filter the fuel pump is going to be a pain I don't want to cut the bed of my truck up to get to it.
The people that had it before me didn't take care of it so been spaying cb blaster on the bolts and nuts to hopefully break lose so I can get it out and a new one in.
If that don't work I'll trace it down or post the truck for sell I'm disabled and can't afford to put to much money in it
@@waltergriffith4368 Hopefully a resolution can be found. For what its worth, here was the process when I replaced my fuel pump. th-cam.com/video/Vooqux6H63A/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Jon..
To the point, easy to follow, and don't have to listen to someone cursing and talking like they have no social skills. Thanks for taking time to post helpful video.
What is that metal line just under the fuel filter with the rubber hose on it
AYE WHATS NAME OF BOTH of the tools u said to replace the fuel filter
Fuel Line Disconnect Tools
Muy buen video visión nitida
gracias
did u depressurize first or no?
Maybe the truck was sitting all night and he didn't have to ,( it's what I do) the pressure goes down on its own, that's why nothing pissed out when he disconnected the lines. Should remove the gas cap to lower the pressure from the gas tank too.
you dont have to mate just close your eyes and put your smoke out
This is not the same on my Ford F 150 2001 xl
remove fuel pump fuse first?
Yes, it is always best to first relieve the fuel pressure. You can do that by using a special fuel pressure gauge with a bleed-off valve or to disable the fuel pump using the inertia switch located behind the passenger's side kick panel.
Disconnect your battery.