How do I change the fuel filter on my 2007 Dodge 3500 truck. It has a diesel engine.

It is part of the TIPM

Q&A: 2006 Dodge Ram Fuel Pump Relay Location

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Jan 20, 2012 - The 2006 Ram does not have a fuel pump relay, it is controlled directly by the TIPM (Totally integrated power module) The fuse box by the ...

What is the 2006 Dodge Ram's fuel pump relay location?

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Oct 4, 2022 - The 2006 Dodge Ram's fuel pump relay is located in the main fuse box under the hood. Learn more here.

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Location of fuel pump relay on my 2006 ram 3500w/ cummins

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Aug 20, 2014 - It is located on the driver's side of the engine. You will see a yellow handle for the fuel/water separator drain valve at the bottom of the ...

2007 5.9 Fuel Pump Fuse or Relay Location

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Oct 24, 2015 - I am looking to locate where the fuse or relay is on my 2007 5.9 3500 Ram. I have searched hi and low to no avail so hope someone can give ...

the oil, filter and the fuel filter.

those year trucks have bad lift pumps on the diesel engine. it is located near the fuel filter. they are also known for starving the injecter pump for lubrication oil due to the pumps low capacity. it is now recomended that an in the tank pump change over kit be installed

What to you mean loosing acceleration pressure? Also what engine do you have?

3500 is often with the Cummins diesel so I'm going to assume that's what you've got. Diesels loose power like you are describing when the fuel fiter gets plugged. It's is often overlooked, and in many cases not changed frequently enough. As diesels become more and more popular, people that have never owned one before don't realize the extra maintenance they require. A good rule of thumb is to change the fuel filter every other oil change, or more frequently if you suspect dirt or water may have gotten into your tank.

Take off the air cleaner box.. there is two electrical connectors on passenger side.. remove the jump post on the driver side.. now remove the top
engine cover.. 6 plastic screws... the fuel filter is in the valley in front of the turbo.

Just drain the tank and refill with diesel fuel. Hit the starter for a second and leave the key on for the fuel to prime. You may have to do this a couple times to get it to start. Run it down the highway at normal cruising speed for a while and it should be ok. I wouldn't worry about the injectors yet unless it doesn't recover on it's own.

Under the hood, on the drivers side, right by the bulkhead firewall is a big black knurled cap...thats the lid of the fuel filter. Make sure you release the pressure first by turning the yellow lever underneath! that will help drain it. Make sure your turn it back after you put the new one in and restarting!

You can get a free manual for it on pdftown.com too!

in the engine compartment- on top usually

Can you hear the turbo spooling up? If yes do you hear an air noise... could a number of things from bad turbo, air to air leaking or its piping, or something simple like a clogged fuel or air filter.

we have a 2005 dodge diesel, has been in the shop 3 times for the same problem.! lift pump.,failure, and fuel filter failure,
Does any one out there have any feed back,?? I filter all of my fuel after i buy it , before it goes in truck.... This is getting expensive,, HAS ANY BODY ELSE HAD THIS PROBLEM???
Need a attorney and some advice..
STRANDED,,!!!!!