Fuel filter for diesel engines
- 1 - fuel supply from the fuel tank,
- 2 - fuel supply to the high pressure fuel pump,
- 3 - ventilation bolt,
- 4 - collar,
- 5 - plug for draining liquid
Clamp location (A) and fastening bolt (IN) fuel hoses
Order of execution
1. Drain all fluid from the fuel filter.
2. Clean the fuel line connections to the fuel filter.
3. Remove the clamps securing the fuel lines to the fuel filter.
4. Loosen clamp (4) fixing the fuel filter to the bracket, see fig. Fuel filter for diesel engines.
5. Unscrew the fuel filter from the top of the filter. To keep the top of the filter from turning, you can only use a 17 mm wrench mounted on the head of the ventilation bolt (3), see fig. Fuel filter for diesel engines.
6. Lubricate new seals and new gasket with diesel fuel.
7. Fill the filter with diesel fuel so that the engine can start faster.
8. Hand tighten the fuel filter to the top of the filter.
9. Install the filter on the bracket and secure it with a clamp.
10. Connect the fuel lines to the filter and secure with clamps. The arrow on the filter indicates the direction of fuel flow.
11. To close the air supply to the power system, tighten the clamp (A), and screw in the bolt (IN) attaching the hose to the bracket, see fig. Clamp location (A) and fastening bolt (IN) fuel hoses.
12. The removal of air from the fuel system will occur automatically after starting the engine. After a few depresses of the accelerator pedal, bubble-free fuel should flow through the transparent pipe to the high pressure fuel pump.
13. Visually check the fuel system for leaks, especially at the fuel filter connections.
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