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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time DIY fuel filter change on an L3560, part of a larger service session covering oil, hydro filters, and air filter too. The owner drains the water separator bowl, replaces the spin-on fuel filter, bleeds the system, and struggles through several failed start attempts afterward, including a mention of past trouble with air in the lines. Good for owners doing their own maintenance who want an unpolished, warts-and-all walkthrough.
An owner-operator filming his own DIY maintenance in his shop, casual and unscripted rather than professionally produced.
The spin-on fuel filter is changed every 200 to 400 hours, the water separator filter every 1000 hours, though cleaning it periodically does not hurt.
Turn the lever on the side to off (down position), then remove the bowl; water rises to a marked drain line inside if present.
Air gets into the system during the filter change; the video shows cycling the glow plugs and cranking repeatedly, taking four tries to start.
Run it down hand tight, then give it about a half turn more, per the owner's manual instructions mentioned in the video.
