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Stock fuel canister w/o filter?

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Fuel filter change is coming up, have the fass routed into the factory canister so I can keep the WIF light. 
can I use the canister without the filter since I already have the fass for filters? Anyone ever tried it? 

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I don't see why you couldn't, it's a sealed unit. Fuel is coming in under pressure will only have one way out. @Mopar1973Man says he catches particles in the filter even after air dog. Not a bad idea to keep it just in case whatever might get by air dog filters. I took my canister completely off, my lite doesn't come on either, few times that I did come on was when it was downpouring and when I washed engine bay, the plug must have got wet. I cut my bracket with a grinder and a cut off wheel so it still blocks the hole in the engine block. 

Guess another plus is you have a fuel heater in the winter

But that's a whole other debate

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7 minutes ago, Dieselfuture said:

I don't see why you couldn't, it's a sealed unit. Fuel is coming in under pressure will only have one way out. @Mopar1973Man says he catches particles in the filter even after air dog. Not a bad idea to keep it just in case whatever might get by air dog filters. I took my canister completely off, my lite doesn't come on either, few times that I did come on was when it was downpouring and when I washed engine bay, the plug must have got wet. I cut my bracket with a grinder and a cut off wheel so it still blocks the hole in the engine block. 

Guess another plus is you have a fuel heater in the winter

But that's a whole other debate


I thought the same thing since it was a sealed unit, and can’t say I’ve seen anything in the filter. But I haven’t had it set up this way for long. 
im not sure if the fuel filter Heater even works, but I do have the heater in the fass so Atleast I have that. 

I ran mine for good while with out one and it worked fine. But without a filter the canister will not remove water from the fuel. So I dont think the wif sensor would do much.

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2 hours ago, dripley said:

I ran mine for good while with out one and it worked fine. But without a filter the canister will not remove water from the fuel. So I dont think the wif sensor would do much.

Well that complicates things. I guess filters will just stay then.

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