racertracer wrote:
SPN-87 ..... You had air problems prior to installing the updated fuel head.
If your fuel lines demonstrated signs of air leaks prior to installing the new fuel head, then that problem would still be there.
I had the same problems with improved OEM
head assembly only after 5 months of exploitation. It means, that 5 months ago after installing of a new improved OEM
filter head assemly - I had no any problem 5 months. But ! After 5 months problem appeared again.
racertracer wrote:
Install a lift pump if you have air in your lines and install the new OEM fuel head if you haven't already done so. So that you will not experience a possible fire in the engine bay and your (ECU) Engine Computer will not be altrered because the water in fuel electrical connector has been disabled becasue the after market fuel head you installed does not provide a connection to the water in fuel device like the OEM unit does. The OEM unit will continue to monitor and alert you when the fuel system has water in the fuel.
I
install a lift pump and Stanadyne
Fuel Manager FM100 (with 6 in. 5 micron
fuel filter separator) and my ECU will not be altered because i installed OEM WIF sensor to Stanadyne FM100 SEE THRU B ... and my OEM WIF sensor just continue to monitor and alert me about water in
fuel....
racertracer wrote:
The use of an after market fuel head in our vehicles can be compared to playing Russian roulette with our high pressure fuel pump and injectors, because water in fuel cannot be monitored.
No... You are wrong. My OEM WIF sensor after installation to an after market
filter still continue to monitor water in
fuel.
racertracer wrote:
Stick with the new updated original fuel head ($80.00 and 15 minute install) so that the threat of a fire is eliminated, water in fuel is continually monitored by the ECU and your engine will work as it was designed to do.
You quoted to Russian roulette
I don`t like that game (btw i`m russian), and i don`t wont to spent another 80 or 90 dollars to a new OEM
filter head (third time)... This is looks like russian roulette
.
Only one question for you: What`s the price of the OEM
filter/separator and what is the level of filtration ?