When to change?
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by HalpinUout, Sep 16, 2017.
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2014 Cummins ISX15... Just had oil sample done 10k miles ago and was told everything looked normal...
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somehow very little amount of soot is going to fuel system. that's why the filter is black.heavyhaulerss and HalpinUout Thank this.
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I'd have a hard time putting that fuel filter back in my truck. That looks trashed. You should see what your tanks look like inside.
I'm freaked out. My ISX is nothing like that.HalpinUout Thanks this. -
You guys have me freaked out now. I will check the tanks in a little bit here and post what I see.
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Dude you have me freaked out with that fuel filter.
I was going what kind of oil filter is that?HalpinUout Thanks this. -
the tank will be clear and fuel would not be very black. like I said it's very small amount of soot. Take your truck to Cummins only dealer. Show them old filter. My old 14L series 60 had this issue. The davco filter was getting black like yours. Changed O-rings on injectors and never saw black fuel filter again. I suggest you to do this. Idle the engine at night. Open both fuel tanks and try to see bubbles coming out . Use good flashlight. If you see small bubbles then it's O-rings .HalpinUout and Dave_in_AZ Thank this.
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Fleetguard filters all around. Had TA do my last PM. I have built in anti Siphoning things on my tanks so I can't really get a good look inside. The areas I can see appear to be clear like....
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Do you recall how much Cummins charged you for changing out the O-rings?
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That filter looks pretty dirty obviously. I change mine when it gets about 3/4 to the top.
I would always keep an extra filter on your truck.
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