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Old 10-17-2018, 05:38 AM   #1
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Does my Country coach have a fuel strainer before my two fuel filters?

Does a 2005 cummins have a fuel strainer in front of the fuel filters?
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There might be a strainer inside the fuel tank only.
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Have a look at post #144 here;
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f123/repe...289659-11.html

I don’t know if they’ve made changes to the lift pump, yours might be different. Your injection pump pulls fuel through the lift pump. A fuel restriction gauge between the secondary filter and injection pump would show restriction in filters, screen or air being pulled into the fuel system.

I know there is a screen on the inlet to a CAPS injection pump, which I have, but yours is HPCR. Maybe someone else who has this pump can chime in.

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