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  1. LT67

    GM Spin On Fuel Filter Conversion

    I have noticed one thing with the D'max filter conversion; it does not start as quickly as the original unit. Especially warm restarts. My 04 GMC D'max truck never started as quickly as my 6.2 diesels with the factory fuel filter. Idk🤷‍♂️, but they start and that's all that counts..
    • LT67
    • Post #22
    • Forum: CUCV
  2. LT67

    GM Spin On Fuel Filter Conversion

    Here's close up of how it was wired in. I'm assuming he used the existing fuel heater wire with a different connector... 🤷‍♂️
    • LT67
    • Post #20
    • Forum: CUCV
  3. LT67

    GM Spin On Fuel Filter Conversion

    Lol... I didn't do the install, my mechanic did it. Lemme go get some pics of of...
    • LT67
    • Post #19
    • Forum: CUCV
  4. LT67

    GM Spin On Fuel Filter Conversion

    Yes
    • LT67
    • Post #17
    • Forum: CUCV
  5. LT67

    GM Spin On Fuel Filter Conversion

    If I'm correct that's just the outlet for the water separator. I'll get an up close pic when it stops raining.
    • LT67
    • Post #15
    • Forum: CUCV
  6. LT67

    GM Spin On Fuel Filter Conversion

    I did the Duramax conversion. It works very well...
    • LT67
    • Post #13
    • Forum: CUCV
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