Posted by jdemaris on December 10, 2007 at 15:42:54 from (67.142.130.36):
In Reply to: O/T diesel problems posted by Gary in TX on December 10, 2007 at 12:42:21:
Ruining two pumps shouldn't of happened, regardess of the water in the fuel - unless you're using some sort of aftermarket filter system. The OEM Stanadyne primary (on a dual setut) or single filter is also a water-separater. And don't you also have a "water in fuel" sensor and warning light? And if so, how did water get through and ruin two pumps? Something doesn't sound right.
I got some bad diesel here a few years ago that was loaded with water and diesel-bacteria. This had me draining the bottom of the filter often - but never resulted in any pump damage.
I've got several Chevy diesels, also two Fords, two Isuzus, and two Volkwagens. All of them have water-separators and water sensors. The Volkswagen and my older Chevys even have water-drain valves at the fuel tank that are supposed to purged once in awhile.
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