2019 and Newer Ram Diesel 6.7 Cummins rear fuel filter replacement

[@brettcummings7834]

Did mine Yesterday and the parts store gave me the old filter not the new canister filter. What a pain..... Thanks for the video.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome and sorry that happened. Its a lesson everyone is having to learn each time changes are made. Make sure to subscribe

[@donaldminzey6374]

Nice demonstration! You've certainly polished your delivery over the years. This one is very descriptive and precise with tips and instructions. Thank You!

[@richardbertrand2770]

Good information , it also is good to mention it takes a 6 pt socket , 12 point will slip on the plastic nut assembly , I found this out the hard way

[@juvybeggs880]

I like that at least you took the proper time to explain to explain what the process is for changing that rear fuel filter and when you get a chance maybe do the front field filter for field filter also thanks

[@1cleandude]

I have a 2012 with single fuel filter in plastic housing! I can’t stand the plastic shite but I love your handsy videos thanks brother!🙏🙏🙏

[@Ron-dt1cz]

Really appreciate you walking this through that I watched a lot of videos they're all incomplete none of them could help me get my stuff reset but yours champion champions.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Ron for the great feedback and for watching. Don’t forget to subscribe

[@petethomson5285]

very articulate,.thorough, slow pace, identifying all related steps. great job.

[@phprofYT]

Good video. Welcome to my world. Cartridge filter on the Ram Ecodiesels. Just changed mine this afternoon. Whatever happened to just using canister filters? I don't understand why the switch to this system. Anyway, at least you all get a socket end on the fuel filter cap. The 3L diesel just has a cap with 4 points of plastic sticking out. I mean WTH engineers? Who thought that made sense? Anyway, I've gotten it off three times and replaced it with a genuine imported FCA filter rather than pay dealership $379 to change it. Got a hint for you DIY at home guys when you are upside down on the ground and are facing a pint of diesel in the face. Take a 1 gallon zip-loc bag and just before it starts to leak, put it over it and then spin off the rest of the way. Saves a bit of mess but does cost a bag.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Great tip on the fuel to the face lol. I always appreciate you watching and for being a loyal subscriber

[@SuperPanzerCommander]

Finally found a maintenance channel I can follow. Great content

[@aholmes447]

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. Very informative and helpful! I traded my 2012 Longhorn for a 2019 Tradesman (5th Gen). Now have a little over 10k miles and your videos will help me keep my Cummins healthy for a long time! Please keep doing what your doing and stay safe. Liked 👍 and Subscribed from Mississippi.

[@danielmarrazzo1692]

This guy is the real deal. No baloney , just the facts

[@markkurth1212]

Yes there is a spec to tighten it to. 22.5 fot pounds

[@BillJames-ld6wq]

Dude, as far as getting the information across, they don't come any better than you. Cheers from Australia.

[@safrench]

Thanks for the information on the priming procedure. I didn't worry about it in the last generation with the CP3 pump, but I do worry about having a proper prime for the new trucks with the CP4. Very helpful

[@repairvehicle]

If you use fuel additives to help diesel fuel meet standards for lubricity, you wouldn't have to worry about cp4.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

The lift pump didnt run that long on the older models but glad to see it does now. Yeah will have to see how the cp4 holds up.

[@walterk1221]

I think proper priming is the key to avoiding problems with CP4 as well as CP3. Both rely on fuel for lubrication. Another thing to never ever even consider is adding ATF to the fuel system. Back in the Detroit Diesel -71-series engines, ATF was frequently used to pre-fill fuel filters but with the close machining tolerance in modern fuel systems it is death to injectors. To give an idea as to how precisely injector components are machined, I saw a demonstration where the pintle was removed from the injector body, a mark was made on the pintle with a Sharpie and the pintle would no longer slide into the injector body until the Sharpie mark was cleaned off.

[@bobjames2085]

You by far were born to do these videos! These are some of the best vehicle video I've seen! Very informative. I will be doing a full service on my 2020 Dodge 2500 6.7 diesel this weekend, (weather permitting) I have subscribed and thanks for the great information!

[@adolfoortiz5692]

How’d it go? Need to do mine to but keep putting it off

[@natenelson3305]

We need to protect this man at all costs!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Nathaniel for watching!

[@francissullivan6400]

I wish EVERY dodge ram worked like this ..GOD BLESS👍👍👍👍

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Francis.

[@americaunboxed1449]

Thank you. This is by far the best video on this.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks. Its a new subject so not many videos as of yet. I appreciate you watching and make sure to subscribe!

[@americaunboxed1449]

MotorCity Mechanic Already subscribes. Just finished changing my filters. Thanks to your videos I made less of a mess than I anticipated.

[@trenthendu24]

Great video! They got me and gave me the old filter. Didn’t realize until I popped it off. Wish I would’ve seen this vid first...!

[@Blackshirtsguru]

I was fooled by the drain plug emptying all of the fuel. Nope...got an arm pit full of that sweet smelling diesel lol

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Yeah it can be a messy job for sure

[@dgiturbo3247]

Another very good video. At least you are thoughtful enough to clean the truck after!! I have done this twice on my 19 RAM. I find that if I I reset the reminder with just the ignition on, I can get 100%. With the engine running, I get 99%.

[@autotec01]

Funny you just posted this i just had one of these on monday. Stay safe & lots of luck in the new shop !

[@MotorCityMechanic]

First for me.....dealer said it was on back order. Didnt even know they changed it until the customer contacted me. Stay safe as well and thanks for watching

[@bradenbrown3994]

Amazing Video! Very informative and detailed. Thanks for posting.

[@1hasbeen531]

I kept the drain open, and when the vacuum broke on the canister a fair bit more drained out the hose, and reduced the mess. Rather than guess, I torqued to the same spec as the front.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Great tip. Yeah there should have been a torq. Surprised there wasnt one when I did the research. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe.

[@travischristensen746]

very helpful video, i just replaced both my fuel filters on my 2019 2500 cummins, but i watched just to make sure i didn't miss anything

[@dillong8491]

If you leave the drain open as you break the seal air will get in and allow the drain to bleed off the rest of the fuel preventing the big spill everyone has. Did mine yesterday not a drop on my hands or drive shaft.

[@gb4807]

That’s a really good content of how it should be done

[@thomassavage7451]

Best instructional video I have seen on this subject.

[@brianpooley6635]

don't have a diesel but had to watch anyway as you make everything so interesting. Thanks and stay safe

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks Brian! You never know when you need to know something so no harm and watching just incase. Thanks for being a loyal subscriber.

[@SgtSnuffleupagus]

Awesome video, any chance we can request more videos from you on other 2019+ 6.7 Cummins maintenance? Differentials, transmission oil, front fuel filter, air filters etc? Thank you for posting these!

[@wthigpin1]

Excellent love the hose for the drain

[@louvelez3321]

Great video. Best I've seen on this process. Cadence was good and very descriptive. Can you tell me what size tubing you used for the initial drain of the fuel?

[@matthewgreen8335]

Fantastic video. Thanks for showing the rear filter. Most the other videos i watched had it on the framrail.

[@user-fv3oe4ng2g]

Excellent video! Clear, concise and great picture quality.

[@elcheapo5302]

Nice truck. Great vid, David. As a Chrysler only household, I wish your shop wasn't so far away!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Not sure where your located but if ever near Augusta Georgia, let me know. Thanks for watching.

[@elcheapo5302]

@@MotorCityMechanic About 800 miles north, sadly. I've been to Augusta, though not recently.

[@richard1835]

That filter snapped right in there. Looked to easy.

[@BonheurEsperer]

Thanks David; I'm a huge fan of cummins engine. I have two rams and i love them. Take care and stay safe David.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

They are great trucks for sure. Thanks for watching and you stay safe as well Daniel

[@BonheurEsperer]

You got it

[@dhfrank1]

Thanks for posting this. I watched someone else's effort first, and yours is easily tenX better than the other guy's vid.

[@dhfrank1]

Did you do one for the engine compartment filter? I am not finding that on a simple search. Planning to do both today...

[@garysiver7927]

Great video, nice job presenting the do and don't items.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Gary! Thanks for stopping by the channel and for the comment about this video. Don’t forget to subscribe.

[@winginitwithjohn8451]

Thank you for posting this. I wish they would have changed - improved the oil filter location on this model year too. Either way, I wish you were closer to me, I'd take it to you in that fancy shop!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks for watching. Not sure how far away you are but I'm in Augusta Georgia if you ever need help. Appreciate you being a loyal subscriber as well.

[@winginitwithjohn8451]

@@MotorCityMechanic I'm in Indianapolis.

[@maxgarcia9512]

Thanks for another great Video David. Here's a little bit of info thought you'd like to know. The (5th Gen) Dodge Ram Big Horn 2021 6.7 Cummins Manual says to change the fuel filters every 12 months or 6000 miles. I think that just depends on the quality of Diesel fuel you normally use. Some Bio Diesel are different than others. What's your take on fuel Quality? Also can you do a video on a Genos Garage Front Fuel Filter Metallic Cap. Thanks David

[@domcummins4148]

Thank you for your great videos. God bless you and your wonderful family 🙏

[@tommyvega226]

Excellent video best one I’ve seen of all! Great job on explaining orientation rather than just “saying just line it up!”

[@dannelson469]

4 star video. Great job

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Dan! Always cool to hear the feedback on the videos

[@walterk1221]

David, I have been (since the overall size and structure appear the same) using the 30.5 Newton-meter torque molded into the front filter cover.

[@crabshack122]

Excellent job great pointers! Hope new shop is doing good and business is picking up

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks for the great feedback. Its great having my own place.....bit slow for now but keeping my head above water.

[@richard1835]

Great instructions on priming the system.

[@TheDiesel_JLU]

The Wrangler ecodiesel, which uses the same filter as the Cummins, is 13ft lbs on the cap

[@francissullivan6400]

You should open a RAM DIESEL repair shop!!!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Technically I have lol....but work on just about anything....literally.

[@kingdavid2684]

Thank you.

[@repairvehicle]

Lubricating oil ring on filter housing might be a better option than diesel fuel.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Typically I do as well......I have a tub of wheel bearing grease I use for stuff like that. Was just following the service info and didnt even think to include that as an option. Thanks for that tip and for watching.

[@richard1835]

Fuel looks clean

[@NOName-co2qh]

Thanks for the videos, you really do a great job of explaining every step! It looks like a 1/4" rubber hose would be the correct size for the drain nipples, is that correct?

[@guadaluperosales5389]

Thanks for the video one thing i did find out is that i left the drip hose on as i began to loosen the filter cover and i noticed the fuel that was in the filter housing began to drip out due to more release of pressure. And thus didnt have fuel all.over the place

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I have noticed the same the more I do these. Ford is the same as well. They seem to keep draining and don’t stop until you take the filter off….basically a siphon effect happening on those

[@guadaluperosales5389]

@@MotorCityMechanic ok thanks foe thw tip

[@MotorCityMechanic]

@@guadaluperosales5389 your welcome

[@JoseMartinez-dx7ig]

Great information end good performance by the mechanic tanks

[@richard1835]

Thank you MotorCity for the video.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great informative demonstration video Dave

[@nktsmnv]

Thank you!!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Your welcome Nik

[@opfranco1]

Nicely explained...

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Orlando! Make sure to subscribe

[@julianmora7074]

Yes, l liked it very much: Jul here,

[@kingbee086]

Great informative video. Keep up the great work.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Mitch for watching!

[@yasielpupo-perez5323]

@@MotorCityMechanic Good Evening, I got this error code on my 2019 Ram 2500 6.7L with 67k. Google is telling me to replace the DPF. I got the engine light on my truck and the truck is telling me that the Exaust Filter is full. Should I replaced completly or should I take out and clean it? code: p242f Thank you brother for your advice.

[@jlc8571]

Excellent video my friend. Very thorough. Thanks.

[@Pete-from-Tn]

11. Install lid onto housing and tighten to 22.5 ft lbs (30.5 N.m). Do not overtighten the lid.

[@randallcheek9308]

Great video info. Keep it up. How do u get 2 thumbs down for helping ppl. Crazy

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Some people man.....they either dont like me, dont like me showing people how to save money and not come to them for the repair, they dont like the process or that its made of plastic and the thumbs down is about that and not me......or their mother didnt love them enough as a child.

[@cosmophonic12]

Thank you for the video!

[@creativoperseverante6011]

Excelente

[@josephsigona94]

Informative thank you

[@wyattoneable]

You always provide very detailed instructional videos Dave. Great information.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Wyatt!

[@darryladams519]

408 cubic inches of oil burning rattle. Gotta live it.

[@gaiadi0z]

I had a 12 3500 and the front filter (only one in this model) was always dirty when routine maintenance came around. Now I have the same 19 2500 as in the video. I did both filters when the light came on (7,500) but noticed only the rear filter was really dirty, the front one was still white like new. Do you think it would be ok to switch the rear one every time the light comes on and the front one every other change?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Personally I would do both at the same time. There is a lot we can’t see.....so I would stick to doing the pair and playing it safe. Thanks for asking and make sure to subscribe

[@on4acres]

Excellent video, very well explained.

[@russelallen5342]

Great video, thank you!

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Russel!

[@bluecollarparadisetonywarf1789]

Thanks brother best one

[@stevenjk1976]

Excellent video. Subscribed.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks!

[@precision6mmGT]

Great video - keep them coming

[@phillipperkins6230]

Great video David !! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🎄

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Thanks Phillip! Check out my other videos and subscribe!

[@Badgeweefixstuff]

Very good video 👍 well done 👍🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Many thanks!

[@3500ram_duallys]

Thank for the video.. Very well done. This will save me some $$$

[@burronorteno]

Best video out there. Thank you.

[@907AKrider93]

Very helpful video.

[@BigBadJohnDiesel]

I prefer the older version better! I use a large coffee can held up close to the housing to catch the fuel.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Great idea

[@richard1835]

Motor City Mechanic. Great name. Like the channel. Richards "Mobile" Auto and Air

[@gabrielmerza6904]

Hi David I have a question my car is 2013 Chrysler 200 3.6 L I notice a sound like air plane humming coming from front end I drove the car and slightly turn the steering to the right the sound become clear and more and when I turn to the the left the sound Disappear ,is it the wheel bearing? The driver side ,is Chrysler 200 Known to have problems with bearing? Your videos help me a lot fixing my car I really Appreciateyour effort making videos to Teach us how to fix , thank you David

[@carlosgonzalez1635]

Awesome video!

[@creativoperseverante6011]

saludos desde Chile

[@vitos18]

Thanks

[@Midnight6.7]

Does the filter have any water Separating capabilities or strictly a filter. I love my 2017 for the fact it had the spin on filter for the rear, that one you just did is worry some because it looks like an inverted front one, i dont see that cap lasting long. Otherwise great video as always Dave!!

[@jamestaylor-qb9wo]

Yea everytime i change my rear one out it is missing paint off of it. I don't seeing these lasting long

[@MotorCityMechanic]

It has a water separator set up. Even has a sensor inside and the drain is mainly for that along with when replacing the filter. Someone will make an aluminum version for sure soon I bet.

[@MotorCityMechanic]

Time will tell. I agree with you

[@thomasbaxley9877]

Do you drain the front filter? I don’t . Do you oil the O-rings? I did on my first change. Made the ring slide a little easier. I think I will oil the filter housing wall next time. May help more. Thoughts.

[@thechampion9525]

Nice video. . i have a question did you have a video on how to check a 2009 dodge charger transmission oil. ? I read some about you need to check the temperature of. The oil in order to see the accurate level .. Thanks !

[@MotorCityMechanic]

The main thing is you need a special dipstick to check the level. Temp is what you suppose to use and a chart to see if you need to add or remove fluid. Dorman makes a tool for that and it comes with the chart for multiple transmissions models. I dont have a video at this time. But will keep it in mind. Thanks for asking and for watching. Make sure to subscribe.

[@thechampion9525]

@@MotorCityMechanic thanks .. I get already the dipstick today and checked. Out he oil. .. I just drive he car for 15 minutes and level show me pn the 6 number marck i will try to find a temperature scanner for the oil .. Did you know any one ?

[@snocone6228]

What oil is recommended for the 2019 Ram 2500 newer Cummins diesel Dave? I live in CA and i have heard 10/30 and 15/40 or 5/40? Want to make sure i get the right one. Thanks Dave and keep up the great work!

[@danbond5971]

Great info,is the 2019 front fuel filter same as 2018? Any aftermarket fuel filter equal to OEM in quality?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

From what I see the front is the same. Fleet guard is a great brand and they make the front fuel filter.....not sure about the rear. Thanks for asking and make sure to subscribe

[@shannondariesimons2392]

I need some help with my Chrysler 200S I have replaced battery and alternator ran great for about week and a half and now it will not turn over I hear a clicking sound once or twice . Now i have to say the change oil message has been on for about 2 months now oil is a honey color in my book it's still good but do you think the car has shut off because of that ..I NEED SOME HELP PLEASE THANK YOU Shannon Simon's

[@richardruddick1924]

David great videos I enjoy them. Can you give me some information on the lift you are using? I been looking into getting 1 but want to make sure it can lift a diesel truck.

[@jimmy27972797]

Dpf service light came on on my 2020 ram 5500

[@alexandergunaka666]

There are way less threads than there appear to be. I caught all the fuel the first time doing one. Obviously didn’t drain it either.

[@luedizzleadventures8367]

3500 2021 56k the crankcase filter was clogged. I just got the truck. Changed out the 2 filters. They were not too bad. What else should I do knowing it’s a used truck. It’s a dually

[@andrewmedian7094]

Can you do the front and rear filter at the same time on on a 2019 ram( fuel)

[@kurtkennedy5370]

Looks like Mopars definition of snug is tight AF LOL

[@MotorCityMechanic]

It was tight getting loose and the entire time backing it off lol. Same going back...go figure. Thanks for watching Kurt!

[@Jon-O.]

Lol

[@Jon-O.]

@@MotorCityMechanic Sir it has been my experience that while drain cock is open, at least on the old metal filter. If I crack the filter loose more fuel drains through the drain cock and I have much less or no spill when removing the filter. Curious if it will be similar with the new ones?

[@Jon-O.]

@@MotorCityMechanic Secondly if I knew you were a tech here in Michigan my truck would be going to you for service because you are a top notch professional and are the type of professional I could trust working on my Truck. It’s pros like you that establish a good name for yourself your garage and other professionals.

[@cathyadams276]

wish you would have mentioned the rear fuel filter number.

[@davidgibson1287]

This may be an obvious question but what size is the clear drain hose used to drain the filter housing?

[@MotorCityMechanic]

I will have to make a note of that next time I do one….sorry I can’t remember off hand