fuel filter leak

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the last 2 days the truck has been firing up and dieing. so i was was looking at the return lines and they were all dry. then i noticed the valve cover was wet with fuel leaking from the filter ( the bottom part that goes on the filter) and was woundering if any else has had this issue before? i got a one piece filter from napa to fix it i forgot the part number ill post it later. i wonted to share this info because the napa part number wasnt in the "parts bin"
 

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That is great info since mine is leaking in the same place. I have been fighting fuel leaks for a while. I have replace the whole fuel system in the last year fixing one leak after another. I guess that these Utah winters are not as kind to parts as the Arizona desert.
 

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your probley right. this was just info if the bottom part of the filter starts leaking and you need to fix asap
 

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wow i thought this was some good info....
it is good info.
napa gold and wix are one in the same.
to convert from wix to napa p/n on fuel filters take the first digit off the wix p/n and you have the napa p/n
wix 33417
remove the "3"
napa 3417

the one with the sensor post is wix 33617.
 

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Another thing to add is Always buy the one from Wix and never the Napa one. You will save a lot of money. I know someone who bought one from Napa and he paid $42 while I bought a Wix over the counter for 25

If your driving a van the 33417 is easier to install than the original style filter.
 

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it is good info.
napa gold and wix are one in the same.
to convert from wix to napa p/n on fuel filters take the first digit off the wix p/n and you have the napa p/n
wix 33417
remove the "3"
napa 3417

the one with the sensor post is wix 33617.

thanks for that info. very useful;Sweet
 

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that is great info to know. my truck has been starting running great then dyin all of a sudden. cant seem to figure it out. but maybe thats my problem too because i have the bowl witht he sensor and drank **** on the bottom of my filter.
 

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that is great info to know. my truck has been starting running great then dyin all of a sudden. cant seem to figure it out. but maybe thats my problem too because i have the bowl witht he sensor and drank **** on the bottom of my filter.

i think other members have put the 7.3 filter setup on the the 6.9s
 
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