🚗 Enhance Fuel Efficiency with the Motorcraft FD 4617 Fuel Filter Review

Product looks every bit as good as an OEM replacement but get the flat outlet normally offered with it if you don't have one. The frame mounted filter box has minimal clearance and robust operation. The top filter is just a skewer compared to the bottom one.

Motorcraft is part of the Ford brand and when I was looking for the best filters for my 6.4 everyone came to the conclusion, an OEM - to use filter this is a filter; manufactured by Ranchor. The kit includes both filters and O-rings. Filter and packaging arrived in excellent condition and changing the filter was easy. You should definitely change them every 10,000 miles to ensure the longevity of your diesel along with regular oil changes.

This is of course the OEM Ford 6.4 Power Stroke (2008-2010) fuel filter. You need this or Racor (like OE). DO NOT BUY ANY OTHER BRAND! They fit perfectly and no one has a problem with them. The same cannot be said for other brands (I won't be scolding these filters, but you drive an expensive truck with an expensive engine. Don't risk it to save $3 every 10,000 miles). Cabin filters can be difficult to change. You will take a diesel bath. Be ready.

OEM filter for my 2008 6.4L. Arrived well packaged with o-rings and documentation. The network is full of videos on how to change them. The secondary in the engine compartment literally lasts a maximum of 5 minutes. The primary one under the driver's side railing takes a little longer as it's under the car. You will need to insert a plastic clip to keep the wire out so you have enough clearance. I would also recommend using an extension on your ratchet to give you a little more room. Without an