Fuel Filter/ Water Separator Question
I have recently picked up a 96 Dodge to use as my daily driver. My WIF sensor located on the bottom of the filter is leaking and I would like to do away with it all together by using a filter with no drain on it. I researched and found the Fleetguard ff5089 will work and has the same ratings as factory, but it is just a fuel filter, not a water separator too. How concerned would you be with getting water contamination using this filter? I plan on changing it every oil change and (hopefully) not getting bad fuel. Just curious how important the separator really is as I have never had a problem with getting water in my fuel in the past. Thanks in advance.
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'99 Ram 2500 4x4 QCSB NV4500 Mechanically injected s475
'96 Ram 2500 4x4 QCLB Auto daily driver. Stock.
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Originally Posted by Forrest Nearing
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