I noticed my primer plunger on my C15 was sticking out. Almost looks like the threads to "lock" it down have worn out and it pops back up after driving for a while. Is this a quick easy replacement? I only see two bolts that hold it down to the filter housing. Is it just a remove the 2 bolts, slap the new one on, give it a few pumps, crank it up and go? Looks like someone has taken it off before.
I just bungeed it down for now... ok to run like that till next time I swing through the house?
C15 primer plunger
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by dieselfuelonly, Dec 28, 2014.
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I've never messed with mine....That piece obviously has been replaced, and your "fix" looks good to me. If it's not leaking fuel or sucking air I leave it till you get home.
P.S. I would guess there's a gasket under it. And the plunger is at least $100 bucks at cat.Last edited: Dec 28, 2014
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Yes it's a simple replacement.
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and you can do away with the plunger altogether. saw a video on you tube. all it does it help prime when changing filters and such
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I think the very first thing you should do is delete that turdblo 3000 in the fuel line.
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you fill the filters with fuel before you screw em back on -
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