HELP! Water in fuel

14scorpion · Sep 8, 2015

Have fass fuel system installed and I just filled up at station on the turnpike and as soon as I fired up my light came on saying I had water in my fuel and to drain the filter so I have drained it 5x now and water is disappearing slowly also ran a diesel treatment to remove water, the light is still on and will not clear with my programmer. Any ideas?!

Six_Sloww · Sep 8, 2015

I'd be draining that tank.

uga33 · Sep 8, 2015

Tow it and drain the tank.

14scorpion · Sep 8, 2015

Ok Im gonna do that

14scorpion · Sep 8, 2015

Does the light go off on its own?

14scorpion · Sep 8, 2015

Brand new fuel and light will not go off and truck has no power

ramonpowerstroker · Sep 8, 2015

Codes?

BIG JUICE · Sep 11, 2015

I'd be getting a sample from the station and making them pay. Fuch that

Six_Sloww · Sep 11, 2015

BIG JUICE said:
I'd be getting a sample from the station and making them pay. Fuch that

This. I'd at least get as much documentation together as possible in case you need to try and make an insurance claim or something.

14scorpion · Sep 14, 2015

The water in fuel sensor on my factory pump was unplugged! It had gotten wet.

2015_Platinum_Stroker · Sep 14, 2015

Make sure to have your receipt and notify the station if you haven't already. Had a buddy fill his Duramax up with some bad fuel and ended up costing almost $12k after all said and done. Took out injectors and HPFP. Station ended up covering it on their insurance.

lincolnlocker · Sep 14, 2015

14scorpion said:
The water in fuel sensor on my factory pump was unplugged! It had gotten wet.

that sucks.. a simple item like that will still show up on ids and if you ever have fuel system issues then you will prolly get denied for warranty work...

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Logant_14 · Sep 16, 2015

Same thing happened to me last year. I took it in for oil and fuel filters, got it home and the light came on a few days later. I drained it for a few minutes noticing that the fuel didn't look at all like there was water in it, but I noticed that the tech had failed to plug in the sensor. Put it on a rollback to make the 45 minute trip to the dealer and they replaced the sensor for free and insurance covered the ride.

lincolnlocker · Sep 17, 2015

Logant_14 said:
Same thing happened to me last year. I took it in for oil and fuel filters, got it home and the light came on a few days later. I drained it for a few minutes noticing that the fuel didn't look at all like there was water in it, but I noticed that the tech had failed to plug in the sensor. Put it on a rollback to make the 45 minute trip to the dealer and they replaced the sensor for free and insurance covered the ride.

did they erase the code and remove it from the history? if not. there goes your warranty....

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