[ty_LBZ]

Not sure if I missed it somewhere in here, but just wanted to share a tip I learned today while changing my fuel filter. I always had the hardest time getting the o-ring to stay in place while installing it, especially with AC delco and Recor filters, if i stretch out the rubber o-ring before installing the filter, being careful not to break it, the o-ring stays in place a hell of a lot better!

 

[Duramax?]

Thanks brother for the tip!

 

[Tow Master]

I never thought about that! How did you stretch it?



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[ob_1jr]

A lil petroleum jelly helps too.

 

[Oldvintageiron]

I never thought about that! How did you stretch it?

he pulled it over his head.












Hahaha:rofl

 

[ty_LBZ]

I never thought about that! How did you stretch it?

By hand, pulling it apart like a rubber band.

 

[MudDoc]

A lil petroleum jelly helps too.

^ that's what she said

 

[ty_LBZ]

Get the word out!

 

[07-Dmax]

I keep a lil grease in my truck kit with the extra filter so I can get the darn o-ring to stay in place.

 

[Hook'em_Horns!]

If they'd STOP foldin' the 'O'ring pack and stuffin' it in the filter, then it wouldn't have the memory laden bend that continually wants to flex up. :cookoo[1]:
I set it out in the sun for a while before I start. Aggravating BS!

 

[ironman_gq]

I use a little dialectric in the o-ring groove, its sticky stuff and I havent had a problem with it coming out yet

 

[07-Dmax]

If they'd STOP foldin' the 'O'ring pack and stuffin' it in the filter, then it wouldn't have the memory laden bend that continually wants to flex up. :cookoo[1]:
I set it out in the sun for a while before I start. Aggravating BS!

ya but your sun and my sun are different. mine comes with rain and a side of moss and mildew. I love austin, hope to be back down there again soon to see the relatives.