At the advisment of somthing i read i checked my fuel filter when i changed my oil today and i went to stick it back in and now it wont seal right and when i run the engine it leaks fuel out from around the edges.
This is on a 1994 chevy 3500
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Leaking Fuel
At the advisment of somthing i read i checked my fuel filter when i changed my oil today and i went to stick it back in and now it wont seal right and when i run the engine it leaks fuel out from around the edges.
This is on a 1994 chevy 3500
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You must have dislodged the rubber ring and the metal support ring on the filter.
You are better off at this time to just replace the filter with a new one being careful upon reinstalling it. The old filter can seal can be reinstalled but it takes a little patience.
William
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Also, the filter will only go in one way. One tab is wider than the rest.
The Constitution needs to be re-read, not re-written!
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