Fuel Heater Seal Option
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Fuel Heater Seal Option
I was checking on ordering some fuel-heater seals.
I asked about Cummins # 3913695 and the guy said that number crossed to a FleetGaurd number = # 3834185 F at 63-cents each.
This seems too good to be true, when the Mopar ones are around five-bucks.
Can anyone confirm the Fleetguard number as actually being the fuel-heater seal ??
Not that I am a tight-wad, or something; but, if they are correct, I intend to order at least ten of them.
Thanks.
I asked about Cummins # 3913695 and the guy said that number crossed to a FleetGaurd number = # 3834185 F at 63-cents each.
This seems too good to be true, when the Mopar ones are around five-bucks.
Can anyone confirm the Fleetguard number as actually being the fuel-heater seal ??
Not that I am a tight-wad, or something; but, if they are correct, I intend to order at least ten of them.
Thanks.
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The fuel-heater is directly above and the same diameter as the fuel-filter, about an inch thick.
On top of the heater is a round rubber ring, just like the filter-seal, except only about a third as thick.
The heater is held on by the stud that the filter threads onto.
On one of my trucks, that stud screwed off with the filter; I think that is a common dilemna.
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