Mighty HD Posted December 24, 2005 Posted December 24, 2005 Could you enlighten me a bit on these in-tank fuel filters on the 04+ Hd series. What's involved in changing the filters, etc. I am anal about keeping up the maintenance on my vehicles. A nonserviceable filter seems like one stupid stupid stupid choice for GM to make. When I change the filters on the other cars @ 15k they are dirty as ever when I cut them open to inspect. Thanks for any input.
GM-Tech Posted December 24, 2005 Posted December 24, 2005 I know of no way to change the in-tank filter. It's part of the fuel pump module and *supposedly* a lifetime filter. I imagine under normal circumstances, it probably will last a lifetime, but if you pick up a load of dirt/rust during a fillup and it gets clogged up, you'll have to replace the whole module. There may be some aftermarket people that see a possible market for the filter and come out with one. Next time we have one of these modules out of a tank, I'll look to see what kind of a job it would be to replace just the filter.
Mighty HD Posted December 24, 2005 Author Posted December 24, 2005 Thanks for keeping me in mind. I plan to keep this truck till the wheels fall off so thats why it's a concern with the filter. I'd hate to drop $9,000 for a fuel pump 5 years down the road from now.
Mighty HD Posted December 25, 2005 Author Posted December 25, 2005 lol You never know in 10+ years. Who would have thought a mexican made part for $100 would cost $500 in the states.
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