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Old 02-18-2008, 05:46 PM   #1
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I would like to relocate the upper fuel filter so I don't have to take the bed up and remove the access panel to change it. Does anyone have a source for a fuel filter relocation kit so I can mount the upper filter to the rear access next to the other fuel filter?

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I would like to relocate the upper fuel filter so I don't have to take the bed up and remove the access panel to change it. Does anyone have a source for a fuel filter relocation kit so I can mount the upper filter to the rear access next to the other fuel filter?

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Gary..I don't beleive that there is a kit...It is just a matter of getting longer in and out fuel hoses long enough to relocate the filter to where you want it...Any good shop that makes hoses can make them for you..
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Last year I changed the filter. I thought I would have to get a special adapter to mount where the filter is presently and then relocate it. I'll pull the hatch and take a second look.

I have a custom hose fitting shop close by. Hope it is that easy, another project.

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