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98TJ 
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1998 TJ 4.0 5spd Atlas 36" Swampers RE4.5 ARB's 44/44
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Posted: 13 August 2020 at 9:16am |
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Hmmm....gotta go look at this. I do not recall this being in my sched maintenance list!
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98TJ
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The first time I drained mine, that yellow plug was very hard to turn. It felt like it was about to break. I thought it might be left handed threads and I spent about an hour googling around until I finally found out it was normal right hand threads. It has gotten easier since the first time I drained it, but I will likely get a backup plug just in case.
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1998 TJ 4.0 5spd Atlas 36" Swampers RE4.5 ARB's 44/44
2015 JK Rubicon, mostly stock |
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Posted: 13 August 2020 at 12:35pm |
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Brad, have you seen any water in yours?
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98TJ
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Ain't seen a single drop of water in this truck. I know there has to be some water in the fuel from time to time.....so where is it going?
I've had four powerstroke trucks: 96, 01, 06 and this 18. I have only found water in my fuel filter one time and it was right after I filled up at a brand new Texaco/Dairy Queen on south parkway. The water in fuel light came on within a mile or so and I had to drain it 3 or 4 times in the first 10 miles I drove. My truck is not driven a lot. I try to keep the tank full so it doesn't suck in humid air every night.
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