How to fix code P0087 on 2016 Dodge Ram 3500 6.7 diesel- power loss.

[@871jamie]

You should always change the back filter as well. The back one caused me this same issue.

[@JVFIXLLC]

yea u right on this one the back one was already changed. sometimes is better just change both at the same time

[@BasicCanadian]

I had the same problem. I changed my fuel filters front and rear. I could not prime my front fuel filter. I had lots of pressure and diesel at the drain line on the rear filter. I disconnected my fuel line to the front canister. No fuel was getting there... I pulled off the rear filter and bumped the key. Lots of fuel coming out. I removed the check valve that the rear filter spins on to and removed the ball and spring to disable the check valve. This allowed me to get fuel to my front filter housing and re start my truck so I could tow my trailer back home. I assume the tank fuel pump is not providing enough fuel pressure to overcome the spring pressure of the check valve. My truck starts and runs fine right now without the check valve. However, with lower fuel pressure getting to my high pressure fuel pump I run the risk of burning it out. I am going to replace my in-tank fuel pump and reassemble my check valve as soon as the tank is empty.

[@cesma25]

Has un vídeo del filtro de dísel que va atrás 2019 2500 6.7

[@JVFIXLLC]

si tengo uno esta en playlist como 2020 doge ram fuel filter replacement

[@paulc3455]

Called maintenance man keep letting filters get that dirty you be doing lift pump and injectors change every 10k miles man.

[@JVFIXLLC]

yeap these trucks need a lot of maintenance to keep it running smooth