Reply to johan7:
There are no frogs that might jump out .
Take the basis with the 6 filters out of the housing . Did you drain the housing ?
If so , refill the housing with clean fuel before placing the new filters , this will reduce the time to fill and bleed the housing by rotating the engine .
TAKE CARE OF THE SPRING HOLDERS THAT HOLD THE FILTERS ON THE BASIS , THEY ARE FRAGILE !!!!!!!!!!
If you refill the housing that there will some fuel overflow , you hardly have to bleed the system
succes , johan7
[quote="johan7"]There are no frogs that might jump out .
Take the basis with the
6 filters out of the housing . Did you drain the housing ?
If so , refill the housing with clean fuel before placing the new filters , this will reduce the time to fill and bleed the housing by rotating the engine .
TAKE CARE OF THE SPRING HOLDERS THAT HOLD THE FILTERS ON THE BASIS , THEY ARE FRAGILE !!!!!!!!!!
If you refill the housing that there will some fuel overflow , you hardly have to bleed the system
succes , johan7[/quote]Every 3T I ever owned had already had the 6 filter arrangement changed to 4 filters.....short 2 filter stick made it easier to change filters.
So, if you come up with only 4 filters in there, don't worry about it.