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MJD Duramax Water In Fuel Sensor Wrench GMC/Chevy 2012 & UP
MJD Duramax Water In Fuel Sensor Wrench GMC/Chevy 2012 & UP
 
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  • Here is a handy tool for your Duramax owner to have under the seat or in a tool box with a spare fuel filter. The water in fuel (WIF) sensor wrench is a must have for the Duramax owner who is particular about taking care of his truck.
    Using channel locks or Water Pump pliers or any other tool with jaws will chew up the base and eventually crack it causing drain down of the fuel filter. This is not a condition anybody wants to deal with having to prime the fuel filter each time you start your truck. Make sure this doesn't happen to you and buy the MadJack Diesel Performance WIf sensor wrench today to keep in your tool kit or under your seat with a spare fuel filter. At just 14.95 you can not afford not to have one in your arsenal. Don't ever strip or chew up your WIF sensor again! The bottom of the handle is also machined out so it can be used to loosen the bleed screw on the fuel filter head.

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5 of 5 August 15, 2023
Reviewer: Robert Smallwood from Caryville , TN United States  


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5 of 5 Thumbs up February 17, 2021
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from North Versailles, PA United States  
Arrived today with some other parts. Hope it makes the plastic sensor easier to deal with

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5 of 5 November 13, 2020
Reviewer: Dennis from Caledonia, MI United States  
The Fuel Sensor Wrench was nicely made, and it fit water in fuel sensor hex perfectly. The built-in screwdriver (not mentioned in the instructions) is a nice touch, and it allows the user to "vent" the air bleeder screw (next to the priming plunger) on the top of the filter bracket during the priming process. Nice!

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5 of 5 July 28, 2020
Reviewer: Thomas Petz from Grand Rapids, MN United States  


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5 of 5 April 11, 2020
Reviewer: Richard Wright from Rushville, IL United States  


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