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Read articles →A brief, informal clip showing how to swap both fuel filters on a Mahindra 1635. It covers which wrench sizes you need (oil filter wrench and 13 mm), how to handle the water-drain sensor on one filter, and a candid heads-up that the creator skipped shutting off the fuel and dealt with spillage. Useful as a quick procedural reminder for owners already comfortable with basic maintenance, but too short for anyone needing step-by-step guidance.
Posted by the J T channel, which offers no description, the tone is that of a casual owner sharing a quick field note rather than a structured how-to.
You need an oil filter wrench to remove one filter and a 13 mm wrench for the bolt on top of the canister.
Yes, one of the two fuel filters has a sensor where you drain the water out before unscrewing and removing it.
The creator admits he did not shut off the fuel first, which caused a stream of fuel to leak out during removal.
