Excellent video, thanks. I will add that a "deep socket" 12mm on a 3/8" socket wrench will get the retaining bolts out for the filter. The fuel line uses 7mm bolts with Phillips heads. I recommend upgrading the clamps to modern smooth fuel clamps rather than those awful wire clamps. I did get continuity on my water level sensor, but saw that the insulation was brittle and had cracked at the base. I used a zip tie to keep them from bouncing around so the sensor could keep functioning for a while longer.
Super video. This is something that I need to do to my van and had no idea how to do it. I really appreciate you pointing out so many 'heads-up' moments so that I'm prepared for my own job. I hate getting 1/2 through then learning I'm missing a replacement part. Subscribed!
No problem! I hate getting half way through a project and realizing I missed something or forgot to buy something. I also tend to make projects more complicated and it usually takes me a couple tries. I figure if I'm spending too much time on a step than I should probably mention something. Thanks for subscribing!!
No Problem! I owe all my content to the delica community and the forums I list in the description. Without everyone I wouldn't be able to make these videos!
Thanks for the video. I have a simmilar van, 2wd though. I plan on eventually running it on bio diesel. So I will definately be doing this task at some point :)
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Nice, concise video. Would love to see others. There's not nearly enough L300 repair/maintenance videos on CZcams.
Thanks! I definitely agree, can't wait to see more L300 videos online!
Excellent video, thanks. I will add that a "deep socket" 12mm on a 3/8" socket wrench will get the retaining bolts out for the filter. The fuel line uses 7mm bolts with Phillips heads. I recommend upgrading the clamps to modern smooth fuel clamps rather than those awful wire clamps.
I did get continuity on my water level sensor, but saw that the insulation was brittle and had cracked at the base. I used a zip tie to keep them from bouncing around so the sensor could keep functioning for a while longer.
Keep the videos coming man!!
Nice man, I’ve also got one in aus
I'll try to start making videos again soon! I have been pretty busy with work and life and haven't made one in a long time!
Super video. This is something that I need to do to my van and had no idea how to do it. I really appreciate you pointing out so many 'heads-up' moments so that I'm prepared for my own job. I hate getting 1/2 through then learning I'm missing a replacement part. Subscribed!
No problem! I hate getting half way through a project and realizing I missed something or forgot to buy something. I also tend to make projects more complicated and it usually takes me a couple tries. I figure if I'm spending too much time on a step than I should probably mention something. Thanks for subscribing!!
Thanks for making these videos, iam a Delican too. i learn a lot from watching your videos.
No Problem! I owe all my content to the delica community and the forums I list in the description. Without everyone I wouldn't be able to make these videos!
@@vanderbosch478 I have a 1991 model with a manual transmission. its also undergoing restoration..From the videos, i see you really love your Delica..
Thanks for the video. I have a simmilar van, 2wd though. I plan on eventually running it on bio diesel. So I will definately be doing this task at some point :)
Thanks so much! Would love to see more how to videos!
Now that the temp is going up I'll be able to get to the shop more and hopefully post more videos! I think next up with be a skid plate install!
WIX 33128 fuel filter from local O'Reilly's auto parts store
Thanks for the vid
Thank you so much for this, helped me replace mine. Are planning on making more videos?
Yup! It may get a little slower during the winter but I'm hoping to keep going!
you just got my sub. Keep up the good work bro.
Thanks Man!
Thanks for sharing man! Was there something happening that was the impetus to change the filter or did you just do it as maintenance?
Yea no problem! Nothing was going wrong that made me suspect the fuel filter. I changed it for regular maintenance and peace of mind.
BTW, I believe part number for water sensor is MB554325
I'll add that to the description! I should probably get one ordered. Thanks!
Thnx man
No problem! More videos to come!
Hey so where do you reside approximately, I need help finding my diesel leak..same Delica....
Delica service before driving it