Ok...one more time here: It's not a "Fuel Filter" as all of would
think...it's a Fuel SCREEN that just filters out the gunk in the tank.
There is NO "Fuel Filter" on the '97-up Dakotas. (Can't speak for the
older Daks since I don't own one.)
This came straight from three shop technicians, two service managers, and
an old friend who is a shop foreman at one of the three Dodge dealers I had
spoken with.
- bernd
At 08:37 AM 07/13/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>Please, would one of you technical types please explain to me why Dodge
>put the fuel filter in the fuel tank instead of outside where a normal
>citizen could get to it for periodic change? My past experience with
>various vehicles causes me to believe that routine fuel filter change is
>one of the best moves against unpredictable engine failure. And for any
>of you Dodge factory types that may be reading this, I would also like
>to propose that you put a hand operated parking brake vice the current
>foot brake on sports/ performance vehicles. Also does anyone know if
>that trip resetting thingy on the instrument panel is suppose to work
>when you have an overhead console or does that electrical gizmo require
>the manual trip gauge resetter to be rendered non functional by design?
>Still a great truck! mamba
>
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