To anyone doing this in the future, after you open the drain valve on the rear filter housing as he shows in the video and it stops draining, loosen the main cap(not all the way off) and you will get more fuel draining out of that drain valve. Then grab a plastic bag put it over the whole thing, turn the cap until the filter comes out and the whole mess will be in your garbage bag. No spills, no stink, done. Same thing with your oil filter put a bag around/under it once its loose, turn it by hand with the bag covering it, let it fall down in that hole with the bag and you wont spill oil all over the damn place.
I just changed mine after watching your video. Thank you so much for helping me save over $300 in less than 30 minutes! One thing that I would recommend about the sharp metal corner that he cut up his hand is to give it a few strokes with a file to round up the sharp edge and boom! No more annoying knife edge.
Thanks for the video, I’m glad I watched it because I had to dig in the trash for the box and sure enough, there was an o-ring in a plastic bag and this was just from the front filter
Same filter’s I use in my 21 ho. So far so good. I try to change mine ever 9 or 10,000 miles . Prob a waste of money , but I feel better changing them alittle earlier than I have too.
I have a '22 Cummins HO as well. I use a short plastic empty coffee can that fits perfectly under that rear filter. Let us know how you like those 'Docs' filters. As of yet, I've only used Mopar. Thanks for the video.
Appreciate the video. I’m new to owning a Ram Diesel so this helps. Love the dog in the background in most of your recording. My wife’s dog loves hanging out in the garage with me while I’m doing whatever as well.
I been using docs filters on my 2018 f250 since 2020, currently at 198k miles and I’ve never had a single issue running those filters. To each their own!!!! Docs diesel makes great filters, you just havnt tried it yet!!!
You can delete the engine block filter by putting a Cat 0750 fuel filter with a Baldwin water separator at the rear and get rid of the proprietary oem crap.