What is a fuel filter service?
In the line between the fuel tank and the engine, a filter is typically present to help protect the fuel system. As it slowly becomes clogged, the restricted fuel flow could lead to poor acceleration and reduced engine performance as well as other issues. Kwik Kar’s Fuel Filter service includes: Removal of old filter.
Do I need to change fuel filter every service?
Most manufacturers recommend changing your fuel filter between every 20,000 and 150,000 miles. The older the vehicle, the more frequent your filter changes should be. This is because after around seven years of driving, rust, dirt and debris build up faster, clogging the filter.
How to restart a Detroit Diesel after changing fuel filters?
Crank the engine. Let it run for about 15 seconds to completely remove any air from the fuel system. Inspect the fuel filters for any leaks. Turn the engine off for about 10 seconds, then restart it to make sure all of the air is out of the fuel system.
Where is primer bulb on Detroit Diesel engine?
The fuel system will require priming after the fuel filters are replaced. Locate the primer bulb on top of the primary fuel filter housing, located on the right-hand side of the engine. Press the primer bulb in and out with your hand and a clean rag until the bulb will no longer push in. This means the fuel filters are full of diesel.
What are the maintenance intervals for Detroit DD15?
Maintenance Intervals Detroit ® DD15 ® When you buy a Detroit ® product, you’re buying billions of miles of engineering excellence. Severe Duty Maintenance Items Miles Kilometers Hours Engine Oil & Filter Change** 35,000 Miles 56,000 Kilometers 750 Hours Fuel Filter Change 35,000 Miles 56,000 Kilometers 750 Hours Valve Lash Adjustment
How often should I Change my Detroit filter?
When you buy a Detroit product, you’re buying billions of miles of engineering excellence. Adjust at 100,000, at 500,000 and then every 500,000 thereafter. Adjust at 160,000, at 800,000 and then every 800,000 thereafter. Replace filter every 3 years or 500,000 miles, whichever comes first.