Another great video...👍 Similar to what others here have said, I see why the car is stalling on you after the filter change. Your pumping the common rail pump full of air. Change both filters at the same time. Then prime the pump with the out let off the factory filter, put a little hose on it so you can catch it in a bottle, Keep pumping till all the air is out of both filters, then reconnect it and start the car, but dont rev it, just let it idle. It's no problem to then tip that fuel back in the car, no wastage then. Your problem will be no where near as bad. Your micron guess is correct by the way aswell...👍 Also, over the years of travel like that, running two filters, I found doing them every 50,000ks is perfectly fine.
You can buy a lift pump for the pre filter which I have found no problems with changing filters. Just prime the pre filter first then prime main filter.
Another great episode guys - thank you. Sunday night here in Shitdney, dreading the thought of work tomorrow, enjoying a glass of red and living life vicariously through you both.
Thanks for another great vid, I follow your travels on google earth maps, cool to see the change in scenery, and climate by the looks of those winter parkas. cheers
The other thing you can do is gently pressurise the fuel tank with your compressor with the outlet hose of you factor filter disconnected. This will push fuel through and lines.
Mate, with the filters if you take off the outgoing fuel line from main factory filter to the engine and then pump into a plastic bowl (or similar) until there is just fuel pumping out and no air, this should eliminate any air traps. Also do not rev the car, just let it idle after. It is also advisable not to change both the filters at the same time, split them say 6 months apart. I had same issues mate, this sorted it. Great vids too guys.
Husbands is a mechanic and has had the same problems as you and he says when it’s idling walk around and pump the primer until you feel it go hard. Don’t rev the engine. No guarantees but it worked for him. Good luck. Ps Enjoying your videos.
👏🏻 nice episode, agree about the cities better when in the rear view mirror. I have been wondering is the awning worth it or not been looking at a 180, maybe a question for the roundup episode.
Hi Stewie thanks for the kind words. I assume your talking about the awning on the ute. Yes I would not leave home without it as it was handy on the beach, but yeah you really don’t use it much when towing a van.
I'm Not a Toyota man but remove both filters and assemble, take output off from priming pump fit a short hose and prime, when all air is out which you will see from that short hose then fit hose back on prime till hard and start engine. Try it next time and see how you go. As I see it your putting air into you high pressure pump. Its a shame you have to high tail it home, as I was hoping you were going to do all of S.A. as well. Until next ESP Cheers or Bottoms up.
As someone else said pump the primer while it is idling.
Love roast lamb 🐑🔥
Another fantastic episode team 👍
Another great video...👍
Similar to what others here have said, I see why the car is stalling on you after the filter change. Your pumping the common rail pump full of air. Change both filters at the same time. Then prime the pump with the out let off the factory filter, put a little hose on it so you can catch it in a bottle, Keep pumping till all the air is out of both filters, then reconnect it and start the car, but dont rev it, just let it idle. It's no problem to then tip that fuel back in the car, no wastage then. Your problem will be no where near as bad. Your micron guess is correct by the way aswell...👍
Also, over the years of travel like that, running two filters, I found doing them every 50,000ks is perfectly fine.
You can buy a lift pump for the pre filter which I have found no problems with changing filters. Just prime the pre filter first then prime main filter.
Love your content guys. Look forward to your videos every week
Another great episode guys - thank you. Sunday night here in Shitdney, dreading the thought of work tomorrow, enjoying a glass of red and living life vicariously through you both.
Thanks mate.
hi great vid, colonial used to have a large fibreglass cow at the entry, a part of the margaret river cow parade years ago
Another good episode guys. We can certainly relate to the “ get me out of the city “ comment.
Not our scene that’s for sure 😂😂.
Great video, thank you.
What was that lovely guitar instrumental music ( around the Fremantle and south section) with some great slide?
Clamp the fuel lines on the aux tank when you change the filter and you'll get a lot less air into the system.
Thanks for another great vid, I follow your travels on google earth maps, cool to see the change in scenery, and climate by the looks of those winter parkas. cheers
Where are you based wade.
@@SmartTouringSystems Kamloops BC, foot of snow last week
Love that area of WA. Another great video thanks. Try adding finely chopped apple and dill to your chicken and mayo.......so so nice.....
Thanks for the tip guys will do.
Great ep guys,
Cheers craig
The other thing you can do is gently pressurise the fuel tank with your compressor with the outlet hose of you factor filter disconnected. This will push fuel through and lines.
Mate, with the filters if you take off the outgoing fuel line from main factory filter to the engine and then pump into a plastic bowl (or similar) until there is just fuel pumping out and no air, this should eliminate any air traps. Also do not rev the car, just let it idle after. It is also advisable not to change both the filters at the same time, split them say 6 months apart. I had same issues mate, this sorted it. Great vids too guys.
Thanks bud. Sounds like good advice
Husbands is a mechanic and has had the same problems as you and he says when it’s idling walk around and pump the primer until you feel it go hard. Don’t rev the engine. No guarantees but it worked for him. Good luck. Ps Enjoying your videos.
Thanks mate.
Take the out let line off the factory and prime till fuel comes out then refit thr hose🤙 will run like a dream
Cheers
Mr fix it very proactive . I love this vid and the girls are so beautiful
👏🏻 nice episode, agree about the cities better when in the rear view mirror.
I have been wondering is the awning worth it or not been looking at a 180, maybe a question for the roundup episode.
Hi Stewie thanks for the kind words. I assume your talking about the awning on the ute. Yes I would not leave home without it as it was handy on the beach, but yeah you really don’t use it much when towing a van.
Thanks for rippa vid, especially the filter changes. Can I ask if you've had your truck turned?
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for tuning in mate, and yes it’s been tuned.
I'm Not a Toyota man but remove both filters and assemble, take output off from priming pump fit a short hose and prime, when all air is out which you will see from that short hose then fit hose back on prime till hard and start engine. Try it next time and see how you go. As I see it your putting air into you high pressure pump. Its a shame you have to high tail it home, as I was hoping you were going to do all of S.A. as well. Until next ESP Cheers or Bottoms up.
Thanks for the tip mate.