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Fuel leak
I have a 99 F250 with the 7.3l that has a fuel leak in the valley. Not so much that it's dripping on the ground, but you can smell the diesel. I took it to the dealer who told me it was a crack in the fuel heater housing. I am guessing that the fuel heater housing is the same as the fuel filter housing since the heater is right below the fuel filter.
Anyways, it this is true, how hard is it to replace? Apparently a new filter housing can be purchased from the dealership for $583. Does anyone know a better/cheaper place to purchase this part? Has anyone else had this problem before? Any info would be a help. |
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Thanks!
I took it in to another mechanic who confirmed that it was a cracked housing. Thanks for all the information.
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