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Read articles →An owner walking through their own Kioti DK35SE fuel filter swap, this video covers the full procedure: shutting the fuel valve, removing the bowl, cleaning debris and O-rings, seating the new filter and spring, and bleeding the fuel system afterward. A useful practical tip, replacement O-rings may not be included with the filter. Best for DK35SE owners tackling this job for the first time.
Posted by the Om Gardens channel, which appears to be an owner documenting maintenance on their own tractor.
Close the fuel valve, unscrew the ring to remove the filter bowl, clean out debris and O-rings, push on the new filter, seat the spring, reattach the bowl hand tight, then bleed the fuel system.
No, the owner found that replacement O-rings did not come with the fuel filter, so you may need to order them separately.
Turn the fuel valve to the air bleeding position and crank until fuel in the filter port is over three-quarters full, then turn the valve on, unscrew the bleeding bolt, crank again, and tighten the bolt.
