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Read articles →A real-world troubleshooting video where a farmer works through fuel pressure codes that were shutting down his 5067E mid-spray season. He shows the actual filter swap step by step, water sensor transfer, O-ring placement, priming with both the electric pump and hand pump, then walks through the instrument panel button sequence for reading and attempting to clear codes. Useful for owners facing the same codes or doing their first filter change.
Posted by the Stinson Farms channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing an unscripted, real-time repair experience on their own equipment.
Unplug the water sensor wire, unscrew the sensor from the primary filter, remove old filters with channel locks, fit new O-rings, install secondary then primary filter hand tight, reconnect, and prime.
Turn the key on to run the electric fuel pump, and also use the hand pump outside the tractor at the same time until it starts running.
Hold the button and toggle the turn signal right, left, left, right, left, then right to view codes under CCU, ECU, ACU, IC, and powertrain, but codes will not clear while the problem is still active.
The owner got fuel pressure codes that shut the tractor down, worsening from every few minutes to every 30 seconds and cutting power to half throttle, resolved by replacing the fuel filters.