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Originally Posted by Aaron
Is this the filter we are talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm
Racor Diesel Spin-On Series Filters / Water Separators
What does it do that is different to the TD5 filter as they look similar in operation to me, with the exception of a reusable housing and a clear body to view water buildup.
That's what I am hoping + running a wire checking out the warning light.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slunnie
I think he means this sort of thing
Racor On and Off Highway Turbine Fuel Filter / Water Separator Introduction
Hi Max,Quote:
Originally Posted by Tusker
AFAIR the wiring harness/ plug is there, Tied back on the loom above the filter bracket. You can just buy the sensor from an earlier model Td5 and screw it into the bottom of the filter, plug it in and there it is.
Will check to make sure, but I'm almost 100% certain the wiring is there, just not used.
JC
It is a pity that we rely on the pump delivering what it is supposed to... and getting water in the fuel is bad especially from the like of Shell BP Mobil and Caltex.
Yeah getting a good quallity inline filter like a Racor with water trap and monitor is good... but you still have water in the tank.
Maybe for a little cost you can use a Mr Funnel and stop water going into the tank... then you can take the filter containing the trapped water to the guy behind the counter and lodge a complain for a refund as you are paying for fuel not water!!
So... Maybe getting a Mr Funnel and using this to fill the car could save you.
Small price to pay.
(Buy it here in Oz: AeroShop - Pilot supplies & aircraft equipment )
Australian Distributor: Wadeair - Australia's premier GPS and Aviation Accessories Supplier
Here is the main web site Mr. Funnel
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The Mr. Funnel Fuel Filter is a heavy-duty, fast-flow, convenient and portable funnel with built-in, patent pending filter.
The Mr. Funnel Fuel Filter is specially designed to filter out water, dirt, and debris from most fuels including, gasoline, diesel, heating oil, and kerosene. These harmful contaminants can lead your engine to a loss of efficiency, engine shutdown, or even system failure.
or even this:Quote:
Originally Posted by Aaron
Whitworths Marine: C.A.V. Diesel Fuel Filter
I back the comments on chasing back to where you bought the fuel. I know of one earthmoving company that recoved the significant costs for a Ford Loui or Mack ( can't remember which ) as the ground tank installation allowed water into the tank filler in heavy rain. Site is on the Hume so god knows what it cost them. :mad:
Holy crap!
I'm just catching up on threads after all my disasters and stumbled on this one. What's happing to the Landie fraternaty are we all trying to be like Cruiser owners and out do each other's disasters?
I can really feel for you guys especially with what I'm facing.
I really hope you get it all sorted and can still get up to see us later in the year.
Best of luck with everything and I hope it works out OK.
mate i'm coming to you even if i have to drag my self there on a skateboard:D...........oh and the wonderful aborginial people let me in:angel::)Quote:
Originally Posted by dm_td5
Hope you can make it - especially in the Defender. Look forward to catching up when you do get here.Quote:
Originally Posted by dullbird
Cheers