Water in Fuel light

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Water in Fuel light

09-05-2018, 20:31

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RE: Water in Fuel light

John is correct on that. Sometimes there is something on the outside of the sensor that could cause that, or sensor may be bad. There is a drain cock near the sensor that you can use to drain off a little bit to see if there is water present. Use a clear jar and if water is present, it will be seen in the jar. BE VERY CAREFULL GETTING UNDER THE BUS.

Steve Gureasko
90 WBSA "Jus Chillin"
Ponchatoula, La.