Leonardob Posted August 8 Share Posted August 8 Hello, good morning. I recently bought a truck. I changed his injectors and turbo. I started working on Monday and when the truck is loaded and I step on the accelerator so that it responds quickly, the message appears "check fuel filter" on the board no check engine light new fuel filters mack gu 713 mp8 Some ideas of what to review? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
0 The Heinz Posted August 13 Share Posted August 13 The WIF sensor could be going bad, especially if it was the bowl type primary filter and was cleaned with brake clean. I saw similar failures in KW T680's; I was new and was taught to clean the bowl with brake clean by the older guys in the shop, turns out that tends to kill the WIF sensor. Live and learn I guess. If it's the bowl type, I think the entire bowl will need to be replaced, I don't think the sensor is separate. You'd want others to tell you more, I can shotgun ideas at you but it would be little more than educated guesses. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Leonardob
Hello, good morning.
I recently bought a truck. I changed his injectors and turbo.
I started working on Monday and when the truck is loaded and I step on the accelerator so that it responds quickly, the message appears "check fuel filter" on the board
no check engine light
new fuel filters
mack gu 713 mp8
Some ideas of what to review?
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