7.3 PowerStroke Diesel | Fuel Bowl Rebuild - F2Hooptie

[@strokermaverick]

I, did one of those several years ago. Great job, buddy! My customer, had fuel dripping out of fuel filter drain tube, while the engine was running.

[@ProjectTimeGarage]

Thanks!!

[@silvergrizzly316]

Sweeeeeeeeeeeeet!!! I take it you found the piece that tried to escape?😂 Great job my friend 👍👍

[@ProjectTimeGarage]

Yeah, that thing shot out of there like a rocket!

[@Redbullz23]

just wanted to drop a comment for support brother, Glad to see the 7.3 vids going. I did a dieselsite max ac mod the other day and used your video as reference, although it was a different style. Seemed to help my Max AC setting a bit. I did a little work on my fuel bowl when i put new o rings in my hpop, it looked pretty clean though so I just put new parker sleeves i believe they are called and cleaned it up a bit. I saw today a f250 scrapyard near me has some 05 harley f250 interior, i'm gonna go check it out and see if i can make a deal for it maybe to put in my 01.

[@ProjectTimeGarage]

Yeah, that harley edition interior is gorgeous.

[@AzRedhawk]

That early 99 fuel bowl looks very similar to the one on my 01but the heater is very different. Thanks for another video Brian. Keep them coming. Just re-sealed mine and added a few extra parts from Riffraff.

[@ProjectTimeGarage]

I knew there are some differences between various years, but not sure exactly what they are.

[@jeffreypinder9398]

You might be "proficient", but you are damned knowledgeable on the 7.3 diesel engines. My father had a couple Ford Diesel trucks, 6.9 and a 7.3 before going exclusive Cummins. I know I've learned a lot from your videos. I know it makes them slippery but do you pre-moisten the seals with diesel fluid or some lubricant? I do it all of my assemblies on the jets and helos with whatever system lubricants the O-rings are sealing (jet fuel, turbine oil or hydraulic fluid). It helps to keep them from pinching or rolling them during assembly. Nice job and tutorial.

[@ProjectTimeGarage]

Thanks buddy!