2010-2016 Dodge RAM 6.7 diesel front fuel filter replacement

[@brianb5779]

Nice to see an actual dealer tech sharing some good info, appreciate it and keep up the good work.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Brian! Always happy to share what knowledge I do have. Appreciate the kind words and make sure to subscribe!

[@mikeelder6146]

I reviewed your 2012 ram fuel filter change. So simple, and you showed me that. Since this video, you’ve come a long way. I appreciate your confidence!

[@ianmaharaj7320]

Hey just wanted to give you quick shout out to say I really appreciate the video tutorial. Very well presented and made my job so much easier how you broke everything down (front fuel and rear water separator on separate video). Keep sending more brother. Proud owner of a 2014 Ram 2500 Turbo diesel. Blessed !

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks for those kind words. Its always cool to get peoples feedback on the videos and to hear how they helped out. Always glad I share a bit of what I have learned over the years. Make sure to subscribe if you havent already

[@coreyadams4646]

Great video, did this project today. You will need a 1 1/8 socket and a swivel in a 1/2 inch drive. Make sure when you remove the cartridge filter element you clean the inside of the canister.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Great tips and appreciate you commenting. Thanks Corey and make sure to subscribe

[@tomsommer54]

Thank you. I'll be doing mine on my 2017 Ram 3500 as soon as I get them in the mail. It will be the first filter change. The light finally came on after 27,000 miles.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome and thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@tomsommer54]

@@MotorCityMechanic, I got the filters changed Saturday. Took me less than an hour for both. After watching the video's it was like I did them before. Real smooth. Thank you again.

[@JamesJackson-uu3dc]

Appreciate it man. I thought I was going to break the housing it was on so tight. Your video helped a lot.

[@robertpeterson6845]

Thank you for showing how to get the filter cap off...most videos don't show which is really why I"m watching for the tips and tricks

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Glad I could help. Appreciate the feedback and for you watching. Make sure to subscribe and check out my other videos when you get time.

[@raggamuffin3928]

Dodge charges me 450 to change out the 2 filters on my 2015. I got both filters and an oil filter on Amazon ( Mopar) for $100.00 Pretty safe to say I'll be doing this myself from now on

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Yeah that seems a bit excessive to me. We charge around $50 in labor for each filter and then the price of the filter. As you saw....its simple enought.....just costs you some time but saves some money. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe.

[@stephenajones4438]

My local dealer charges $410 for a fuel filter change. Looks like I'll be pocketing that $410 now. Thanks a Ton

[@supremekingjesus425]

Damn that crazy $450? For a fuel filter??? I'm glad I been doing my oil change since I was 10 years old. I love changing out my oil and filters. I used rotella synthetic 15w40 and my truck love the damn oil

[@Tigman396]

NAPA gold filters, both fuel and oil for under $50 bucks.

[@asablack1364]

Damn, my stealer charges $200.

[@aubreyroche5080]

I just had to do this"again"..... It FOUGHT Me, uuuuugggg.. I had to come back to this Video, That I SAVED !!! Hope the Family is well... Thanks Dude !!!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Aubrey Roche your welcome Aubrey! Glad that it helped and that you saved it. Family is doing great and thanks for asking. Hope you and yours is as well

[@ednieves3973]

Did both of mine today and it was a piece of cake. Followed your method for the front and it worked great. Prior to that, it would not budge when going from inside the engine. 28MM socket is the was to go. Thanks for the video and keep up the good work.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+Ed Nieves thanks Ed. Make sure to check out the tool video I did on the Lisle rear fuel filter water drain. Cheap tool and it prevents damaging the sensor/drain. Here is the link and thanks for watching. Make sure to subscribe kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5K5i5lre56JqNU

[@gregsharp8601]

VERY well made video. I appreciate you taking the time to do this. 👍

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome Greg. Appreciate you checking it out and make sure to subscribe. Dont forget to subscribe

[@johnelder1974]

Thank you so much for this video. You explain everything. I watched your ccv filter change, egr valve & cooler cleaning videos, and was able to save about $700.00. Thanks.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Glad that the video helped. Thats alot of money to be saving. My hats off to you for taking on the job and getting it done! Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe

[@lukebarnette2257]

Great informational video! Kept it short sweet to the point with good tips🤙🏽 Thank you very much. Keep posting vids

[@MHXsuggestions]

I completely agree. No BS straight to the point.

[@TheHyde8875]

Only thing I would say different is cycle key on/off 3 times for 30 seconds each time. It's the recommended prime procedure.

[@Nothingtoya]

Thank you for this, I'm new to diesels and was wondering about priming it. Now I know.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Glad I could help out and thanks for stopping by to watch. Don’t forget to subscribe

[@dadinat0r-nal]

you can also put a 5/8inch hose or tube over the drain hose. It will keep from making a mess all over the truck or floor. Good video!

[@kevincameron8437]

Another great video..and the universal and 12" extension is the trick to this filter. Also for the rear filter, I had to get a larger fuel filter wrench..my strap wrench wouldn't work w/ the factory installed filter..but once I had the correct tools, easy peasy...

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Much appreciated Kevin! Thanks for the great feedback and additional info. Make sure to check out my other videos and dont forget to subscribe

[@rlawrence78]

Thank you for the quality videos. You attention to detail is noticeable and appricated

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks for the kind works. Glad to see that viewers pick up on those details. Make sure to subscribe and have a great weekend.

[@wyley87]

I know this is one of your older videos so you might not see this comment. We have 6 of these trucks in our fleet. The last one I did hadn't been serviced yet with only 13,000 miles on it. While attempting to remove the cap, the center of it snapped off leaving a giant hole. I was able to get the rest of the cap off but it wasn't fun. Talked to the dealer where we bought it and they warrantied the $80 cap.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Old or new videos....youtube makes sure I get notified when comments are made. Cool to see that they warrantied it. I have had a few that kicked my rear for sure....those I mainly blame on previous techs. They make aluminum aftermarket versions that might help out in the end....especially if you do eventually have to replace another if it happens again. Thanks Louis for watching and make sure to subscribe

[@charlesnash4579]

Thanks. Great presentation with excellent narrative and photography.

[@sljack1671]

Nice video! I watched a number of them and you were the only one who said to lube the gasket/o-ring. I think that is a good call!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks man. I appreciate the feedback and glad that you eventually ended up at my channel and my videos. Make sure to subscribe.

[@thewibb]

Awesome vid as usual! For those doing this at home, cut you a short length (18-24") of garden hose. Slide it over the drain hose into your pan. No dripping diesel. Make sure you cycle the key on and off to prime the filter housing or you'll get the continuous crank but no start.

[@margerichards8868]

Love the garden hose idea. At the end he clearly states that bumping the key does NOT work on this year.

[@keithbubba5229]

Very helpful video. On 2016 Ram 3500 they have a short hose on front filter housing, but not long enough to clear everything. Found that the disposable hose that comes with jugs of Def fits over existing hose and get one clear of all objects. On video of rear filter, I encounter a great deal of fuel when I unscrewed filter--- this after attaching drain hose, opening drain and then removing water sensor.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

The rear will drain then stop and then when you try taking it loose or the water sensor...it starts draining again. Plus being over the drive shaft.....it will splatter everywhere. Thanks for watching and for that tip as well. Much appreciated Keith. Make sure to subscribe and check out my other videos as well.

[@mikecampbell119]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and very useful tips, especially where to place the socket extension. I was able to add an extension to the drain hose and drain it into an old water jug, but I still needed the oil pan to catch the overflow when the filter comes out. Geno's is selling the Cummins/Fleetguard 5260529 fuel filter for $68.95. Thanks again, appreciate it.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thats the same filter that Mopar uses so you cant go wrong. Thanks for watching and also for using Geno's. I deal with them on a regular basis and have done a few videos for them. They are great. Make sure to subscribe and share the videos with others.

[@njgl2010]

Man I sure appreciate this video! Just bought a 2016 Cummins and have an idea on filters bc I've changed a many on my old 03 common rail but wasnt sure about where everything was located on this new one. You're alotta help, again I appreciate it!

[@thomasselph9708]

Thanks for a very helpful video. That housing cover was a PITA but your swivel and extension idea worked great once i broke out my breaker bar.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Thomas for the comment. Getting the extensions as high as you can and out of the engine compartment is the key to not having to fight for space. Make sure to subscribe and check out my other videos as well.

[@frankmjr6571]

I find your videos very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to post these.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome Frank! Thanks for the great feedback and for watching!

[@tommyelkins2080]

Just bought our first Ram Diesel, and your videos are very appreciative, Thank you!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Enjoy the truck and thanks for watching Tommy!

[@patd.9140]

Geno's Garage is a great source for Ram Cummins. I just got both front and rear filter/separator for my 2016, $120.00 delivered. Both are Mopar.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

One of the best places to guy parts for sure. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe.

[@CTSCAPER]

It's the same for my '02 Cummins. Not sure if my lift pump is going bad or I should stop meticulously cleaning the bowl but it takes forever to refill the canister with the lift pump. I've gone to the turkey baster method to refill the canister after cleaning it out.

[@buffalo23343]

I have a question My truck is 2012 6.7 The scanner said needs to replace the all housing Is correct? My truck is shot off several times. Can you please send me and advise please

[@ednieves3973]

Thanks for the tip on the tool. I'm on it. The Miami Ram owners thank you.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Awesome. Make sure to call Geno's Garage and when you order it let them know I sent you. Tell the Miami Ram owners they are welcome

[@aubreyroche5080]

I am getting ready to do it again and it usually doesn't take very long at all, mainly because I was not worried about the mess but this time I thought I would consult the PRO regarding the catch of the Mess..... :-) I really like the Idea of Relocating the filter and set up for a little more Mileage and Simplicity... If made more money I would Happily Pay you, the Pro... LOL.. Hope all is well with The Fam !

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Aubrey for commenting and for watching. All is great on this end and hope the same for you!

[@azcinch]

Great job man got mine changed out in 15 minutes. That's only because I had to stop and go get another beer.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

azcinch Liquid confidence! Lol 😂 The key is getting enough extensions to get it high enough to easily turn the filter cap. Glad it all went well. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe.

[@PatLangdon-p1u]

Thank you

[@Young6un23]

How many filters are there? 1 or 2?

[@chrisjoseph8949]

Is there a difference in the engine fuel filter for the 2010-2012 and the 2014. Can use either one for my 2014?

[@dennisjones9264]

Great video, well spoken and useful information. Thanks for helping out us diy mechanics.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Anything that I can do to help. Appreciate your comment Dennis and for you watching. Make sure to subscribe and check out my other videos.

[@josecamarenajr3423]

Great video. On mine the torque spec is listed on the cap itself. Thank you.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Jose! Your correct and thanks for pointing that out. Make sure to subscribe.

[@CrawdadBod]

Thank you. That looked simple enough. What lube did you use for the o-ring?

[@jerrybell3773]

Does the 2010 Dodge Ram 3500 6.7 liter Cummins come with a rear fuel filter? What was the first year with front and rear filters?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Not on the 2010. I believe it was around 2014. Been awhile since I looked it up to be sure and my mind doesnt retain alot. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe

[@libertygunsbeertrump8594]

MotorCity Mechanic My 2013 2500 has a rear filter.

[@mouthjsa]

2013 up

[@darryladams519]

Good videos man. Hope you are still working at the Thomson Chrysler dealership if I ever have problems with something I can't fix. I think my EGR and cooler got lose on that same dirt road that my DPF and SCR fell off on that I was telling you about when you did the air bag flash on my 3500 drw. LOL. It runs great.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Lol.....hope all is wel with your truck. Still there turning those wrenches. With all those parts of you truck falling of it might be best for someone to now follow to close to you driving down the road lol.

[@erikbuell8686]

Why wouldn't you add some clean diesel into the filter housing after the new filter is in place? Wouldn't this aid the priming?

[@markhocken1466]

I noticed you do not have to bump the started to fill the filter reservoir. You can turn key all way on before it cranks. Do that like 3 to 4 times will fill that reservoir on my 2010.

[@1cleandude]

Thanks David always well done and informative! I can’t stand that plastic crap cap. It sounds and feels like it’s going to break taking it off and putting it back on! I think the torque spec is 26 Nm and feels like a lot of pressure on plastic! Especially on eleven year old plastic! Thanks again!🙏🙏🙏

[@khunter7]

I changed my filters today with your guidance, awesome thanks. I also had a question on a hose. Theres a hose/line that runs under front filter then comes up by the yellow fixture and runs fwd to front driver side of motor. I saw mine was slighlty frayed, i put electrical tape on it. What line is that?

[@CS-rb9jk]

Hi MotorCity. What do you think? My 2016 2500 cummins has what seems like a real slow throttle response. I drove a 2018 and it was night and day better. I've taken it to the dealer and asked them to check it. They said they could not find anything. But they did say my fuel filters could be causing the slow engine response. It has 12,000 miles on it and has good power once the throttle communicates with the ECM and it spools up. Could it just be the filters? That just doesn't make since because it has good power.

[@davidgarrett4207]

Very informative and helpful video. I'm ready to change mine out now.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks David! Take your time and you will do fine. Make sure to subscribe if you havent already

[@Tombomb1816]

the bottom of the filter is oval shaped. I noticed you just popped it in. does it have to line up with the filter housing or will it go on any way? I just installed mine and am second guessing now that it is back together.

[@jerrydumpner1238]

Any issues with using a 2013 filter on a 2012? Looks like its just a better micron rating?

[@archibald2able]

Very well described video. Thank-you for posting. Nice job

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Stuart! Glad I can share what I know and that people are welling to listen as well. Make sure to subscribe.

[@elliot8551]

hey man what is the deal with the out of control cost on the Cummins fuel filters now? the price jumped over 100$

[@angelalagermann6776]

great videos.if i may add, Ive currently got a 2004 ram 2500. Ive been changing my fuel filters myself just about every or every other oil change. I just wanted to say that keeping a good,clean fuel filter does help. Most will agree the that the 5.9 common rail diesel that i have in my 2004,the injectors will last about 150-170,000 miles before needing replaced. I didnt have to have mine replaced until 285,000 miles for the first time. The diesel shop (Scheid diesel in Illinois) was shocked to have seen mine go so long,and also commented they have not seen any go that long before with stock set up. keep the filters clean and use good quality filters. Also, i just ordered a new 2016 ram 3500, are they the same setup as 2015? Last question,with my 2004 i dont bump the ignition after i replace the fuel filter as you have mentioned in your video's. It has a fuel pump , so i turn the key to the "on" position and step away for a few minutes or untill i hear the fuel pump stop. its only going to pump fuel until it creates enough pressure so Why not just do that with these 6.7L? Thanks.

[@leonidascicio2199]

I had a dealer quote me over $400 for both filters and no way am I paying that.. I have a 2016 Ram 6.7 do you know where the best place is to purchase replacement filters that won't burn a hole in my pocket? Also do you know the part numbers for the replacements so I know I'm getting the right ones? Thanks Great videos

[@rodrigorios250]

Hey buddy thanks for you videos hey I got a 2011 6.7 Imani so hard to take off any ideas that's up

[@MotorCityMechanic]

You can try a 1 1/8 inch socket as some have mentioned and then some extensions getting you high enough to use a breaker bar. They can be tight for sure......not sure how they get that way but I have had a few kick my rear!

[@TheKidFisherman]

Dude, you rock. Thank you for the info and tips. !!!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome and thanks for checking it out.

[@sih7184]

1st Great Video as is the rest. huge help. and second with the fuel filter could someone add fuel to the filter houseing instead of having to turn the motor over. im sure you will have to turn it over once to build the pressure but i was just wondering

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+shifty pants Thanks for the comment. I find it easier to spin the engine over. Reason why is that it you had fuel to the housing first....theres a good chance that inserting the filter will force/splash some of the fuel out. Installing the filter first and then trying to get some fuel into the housing is slow going because you don't have much space to add the fuel. The other issue I see is having some diesel on hand to fill it in the first place. Sitting on the front seat and using the key is much more easier to me....I get a bit lazy sometimes and when the option is there, I'm taking it lol. Its a good thought however. Thanks again for watching and make sure to subscribe

[@CM-fg6me]

Thank you for posting. Very helpful.

[@yanidy]

Will it void warranty if you change fuel filters yourself instead of dealership?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Not at all. You can do all you own maintenance. I recommend keeping all receipts to prove that you did if that question ever comes up. Thanks for asking and make sure to subscribe.

[@jamesvcoll]

Easy enough. Truly a how to video

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks James. As long as its not over tightened all should go well. Appreciate the comment and make sure to subscribe

[@joeperez2622]

great video!!, If I am showing 31 percent left before replacement, how many miles would that give me? I am a RVer, constantly on the road.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thats hard to say. But if 15k is the typical mileage and not idlng alot....that would be around 5000ish. Load and idle time affect the % counter but still I go with 15k mile intervals for the fuel filters

[@joeperez2622]

thanks!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome!

[@johnnyarbizo1359]

Love you videos. Great, usefull, and helpfull. Very well explained. Makes life a little easier. Thank you

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks Johnny. Appreciate you watching. Make sure to subscribe and check out some of my other videos.

[@daniellink4637]

Great video. Short and to the point. Thank you very much.

[@khunter7]

What type of lube did you use on o-ring? Also for the rear filter did you put any lube on the inner smaller o-ring for sensor and also anything on the larger fuel filter gasket?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I keep a tub of wheel bearing grease near by always. I small smear is all thats needed. I use that grease for alot of things so it comes in really handy. You can use it on that rear fuel filter seals as well. Thanks for asking and make sure to subscribe

[@carlosmiguelblanco8196]

What are the steps to repair a P2609 code of a Ram 3500 Turbo Cummins diesel 6.7 !!? Thank you!

[@StayRanchin]

Great video very helpful as always! Keep them coming!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

fishing Farmer I certainly will. Thanks for the great feedback. Thanks for following

[@TeamBubs]

Before fuel filter change I was at 17mpg I’m getting about 6 now?

[@boxysquare]

thank for the video, very informative!! I just changed both of these filters on my 2014 6.7 yesterday. What do you typically do with the drained fuel? No auto parts places seem to take it and if it has contaminants in it I don't want to dump it back into the tank. Tried using a cheap penzoil rubber filter wrench on the rear filter which was useless. Ended up using large channel locks.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I like the band style oil filter wrenches. They work the best for me on the rear. I never thought of the issues with getting rid of the old fuel.....guess I'm spoiled working at the dealership. You could mix it with your old oil at the next oil change and take it to the parts store. Otherwise good question. Make sure to subscribe!

[@mattcarpenter6290]

great video, thank you. what lube did you use for the o-ring? thank you

[@MotorCityMechanic]

matt carpenter I use a small touch of wheel bearing grease because it’s always handy. Just a touch to give it a bit of lube. Then wipe off any excess. That will do just fine and not cause any issues. Thanks for the question and for following the channel and make sure to subscribe

[@briansemder565]

Like Videos, could you help with a 2014 dodge ram 4500 Trans problem, setting code p0731,p0732,p0733 on test drive from stop to urgent acceleration trans will shutter or chatter, than go into lip mode , sometimes also in display it will say 4wd temporarily disabled, if you go easy from stop shifts fine.

[@spudth]

does the lift pump come on with these but simply turning the ignition on. Many other videos believe this is the cases. Mine is a 2015 with a pushbutton start. Is there any special concerns?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Yes the lift pump will come on when you turn the key on for a number of seconds and then go back off. Thanks for asking and thanks for having subscribed

[@garageenhancementcompany2947]

Thanks Man! Great Vid! With the tools you suggest I made quick work of this filter change. Keep it up!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Awesome....now you wont ever have to pay someone else to ever do it. Thanks for the comment and for watching, Make sure to subscribe

[@deathrock42]

Can I fill the fuel filter with fuel before putting it back up?

[@jsinlester7941]

I have a filter that I can't pull out of the housing any suggestions??

[@johnregal5098]

MCM, can you publish a fuel filter change for a 2007.5 - 2009 Cummins 6.7. They are different than the 2010+ trucks.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Cant believe that I havent so far. Heck I even have that same year vehicle. I will keep it in mind the next time I change my own. Make sure to subscribe if you havent already.

[@brianb5779]

Hope you do, i was going to ask a question on the 09 and read thru the comments, i wasnt sure if i needed the conversion kit (as i call it) to make it like this setup

[@BWT7210]

What if I stripped the fuel filter cap nut using a 1 1/8 socket? What do you recommend?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

What I do is place a rag over the nut and then the socket so as to give it a bit more of something to hold on to. The rag takes up the space between the socket and the cap hex portion. You may find that you may have to fold the rag once so that its two layers and you may also have to tap the socket on as it gets tighter with the rag. Thats how I usually get them off when someone else has stripped it. Hope this helps and make sure to subscribe

[@cloudninjaphotography6304]

Great video. No bs.

[@popsfarm7656]

Hi, thanks for these videos. I'm about to change my '14 model filters. What was that lube you used on the o-ring for the front filter on the engine? I was guessing you'd use diesel itself, prior to you mentioning the lube and bring out the container of it. Again, appreciate the instructional vid.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+popsfarm Diesel fuel is the recommend lubricant for that o-ring. I like to personally use a super thin smear of grease. Just enough to help aid in installing the cap. Not enough to cause any damage. It seems to allow the cap to come back off easier the next time you need to remove it. That's what I do....service info says diesel fuel. Thanks for watching the video. and don't forget to subscribe

[@pushbroom9398]

Great video. Can u tell me why the 2010 3500 dodge ram Larimie 6.7 gets so poorly mpg of any other 3500?

[@ryanbranco9786]

I have a 2010 6.7 slt mega cab and get horrible mpg, as well. I believe it has to do with the regeneration process in conjunction with the smog crap. We don’t have to pay for DEF, but we pay for the lack of MPEG’s 😢

[@powerofshah3]

Do you see catastrophic hpfp failures on those ? Where it gernades and takes out the whole fuel system ?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

None at all. The high pressure pump holds up great. Only placed one due to contaminated fuel.

[@powerofshah3]

@@MotorCityMechanic thanks

[@genetarantino2179]

Thanks guy, big help much appreciated.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome Gene. Thanks for the kind words and for watching. Make sure to subscribe.

[@kingjon7124]

Do 2010 models have just the one filter in engine bay

[@scroggshorsetraining7889]

Cool video man very helpful

[@johnbowen4506]

I have a 2014 with 8,000 miles on it. I changed the back with no problem. The engine one was so tight I ended up stripping the plastic nut now can't get a socket on it, so off to the dealership I go.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

They can be tight as hell that first time. Not the first time I have seen that before. Sorry for the aggravation it caused.

[@garyirwin6046]

Just wondering what will happen if the fuel filter gasket is left off on the dodge 2500 diesel

[@seankorman7732]

Do you have the part number for that fuel filter

[@walterk1221]

The only issue I have is that the proper socket is 28mm rather 1 1/8 inch. Otherwise, very excellent step by step.

[@Well9921]

Have you changed the fuel filter housing? How long of a job is that?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I have.....its been awhile and it was when swapping out an engine. Time frame....possibly an hour. I dont remember it being too hard.

[@marciewarner9225]

Is the front fuel filter on my 2015 RAM 3500 6.7 diesel in the same place as the one in this video? Is the replacement procedure the same? Thanx......

[@MotorCityMechanic]

It will be exactly the same. Don't forget you have one on the rear as well. I have a video for that so make sure to check it out if you haven't all ready. Thanks for the question and for watching the video. Make sure to subscribe

[@marciewarner9225]

Thanx for your quick response - really appreciate it. Have a look at your Facebook page as I send you some further information. Thanx again. Happy to subscribe. Great videos!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+Marcie Warner I will check it out and hollar back when I get a chance. Thanks again for subscribing

[@Flydevice1]

I have the 2018 ram 2500 cummins, do I have to crank it 3-4s intervals or does the pump turn on momentarily on opening the switch.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Both. I turn it on and wait and then crank and then repeat.

[@leewroy]

Great videos, what are you lubing the o-rings with?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

+Lee Kelly Morning, they recommend using clean diesel fuel. I personally have a large tub of bearing grease that I like to use to put a small smear of lube on O-rings and seals that need it. It just comes in handy. Like I said....I just smear a small amount....not a large amount. Never had any issues. Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe!

[@kennyainslie2417]

To get fuel going through, can you also put the key on the "ON" position 3 times to get the fuel going through and starting it?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

You have to options....do the key method multiple times and then it may still spin over a bit till finally started. Other option is the short cranking cycles as mentioned in the video. Both will work fine either way. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Make sure to subscribe and share the videos.

[@jasonwineland7016]

Thank you!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome!

[@dra5697]

I purchased the filters from my local autozone and they gave me two but they both look like the rest from your other video. Is a 2014 6.7 3500 DRW the same as this and they sold me the wrong filters or is the rear and front the same on the 2014 6.7

[@dra5697]

They both look like the rear filter, fat fingers

[@MotorCityMechanic]

The front will be a cartridge style exactly like in the video and the rear will look like an over sized oil filter with an open threaded bottom for the water in fuel sensor. Looks like the parts guy didnt know what he or she was doing in this case.

[@fernandourias9507]

Thank you my friend good video

[@luischavito33]

Thanks very much for your video tutorial!!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome and thanks for watching. Make sure to subscribe.

[@towhook4683]

thx, that was a lot of help :) gotta do the rear filter now

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome. I appreciate you watching and make sure to subscribe! You know I got a video on the rear....right? lol

[@towhook4683]

yep, that was a great help as well, got a filter wrench after watching that :)

[@MotorCityMechanic]

That wrench will come in handy for sure.

[@lloydharry]

2010 6.7 2500 have a rear fuel filter?

[@juanceja1873]

I have problem in my rear bearing hub assembly 2010 dodge ram mega cab 4x4 diesel 6.7 4x4

[@squirreljester2]

Could you fill the can back up with some of the fuel you drained out, or new fuel?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I wouldn't use any fuel that you drained out. You could use fresh fuel but the having done on hand and the time to refill wouldn't be any faster then letting the vehicle do it for you. Thanks for the question and make sure to subscribe

[@davidmuncher1920]

Awesome video!