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Water in fuel light came on when I was in town. Wating to get home till I would drain the filter. But I came to a stop sign and the truck just died. So I drained both filters. Put fresh fuel in the filters. But the light is still on, I tried to start it. Nothing

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  • I don't have an AD so this might sound like a dumb question, but how do you get a  light with the stock filter deleted?

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    The WIF sensor / WIF plug is sensitive to just the water touching the contacts. All you got to do is blow it dry and push dielectric grease into the plug. 

  • Could the ECM be getting funky and turning the  light on along with drivability problems? 

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About 125 miles. I’ll see about the priming. I was wondering if the truck would lock out on it’s own

1 hour ago, Miner 25 said:

 So I drained both filters. 

Both filters? Meaning the air dog filter and the stock filter on the engine?

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36 minutes ago, dave110 said:

Both filters? Meaning the air dog filter and the stock filter on the engine?

I deleted the stock filter on the truck. But it was both the fuel filter and water separator. 

35 minutes ago, AH64ID said:

Which filters are on the AD?

I do t know what the ad is.

5 minutes ago, Doubletrouble said:

 Did you make it home or are you stranded somewhere?

I made it home

I don't have an AD so this might sound like a dumb question, but how do you get a :wif: light with the stock filter deleted?

Same question, how did you get a WIF light with a deleted WIF sensor? 
 

AD= Air Dog

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Could the ECM be getting funky and turning the :wif: light on along with drivability problems? 

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1 hour ago, dave110 said:

I don't have an AD so this might sound like a dumb question, but how do you get a :wif: light with the stock filter deleted?

I thought it plugged in to the air dog. The I just removed the filter off the truck. 

10 minutes ago, IBMobile said:

Could the ECM be getting funky and turning the :wif: light on along with drivability problems? Could it be that. The wait to start dose not come on right away when the key turns on. And the fuel tank gauge is not working right. It doesn’t go above 1/4 tank even after I fill it up. I just figured I was gonna have to replace the sending unit

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Just now, dave110 said:

Any codes in it?

I didn’t think to check. The check engine light didn’t come on

Many codes won't trip a CEL. I would check with a decent code reader and report back. I hate to say it but a delayed :wts: is a sign of a failing ECM. I'm leaning towards electronic issues but lets see what codes if any are stored.

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1 minute ago, dave110 said:

Many codes won't trip a CEL. I would check with a decent code reader and report back. I hate to say it but a delayed :wts: is a sign of a failing ECM. I'm leaning towards electronic issues but lets see what codes if any are stored.

I got that smarty and I’ll see if anything comes up

You just changed the filters, did you need to unplug a WIF sensor to do that? 

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I think I may have I don’t remember. I’ll take a look tomorrow and let you know

1 hour ago, Miner 25 said:

I thought it plugged in to the air dog. The I just removed the filter off the truck. 

So you plugged the water in fuel sensor lead into the AD? 

1 hour ago, dripley said:

So you plugged the water in fuel sensor lead into the AD? 

I want to know too...

 

On the other hand I get this light to come on once in awhile when it rains, the plug is just hanging there, I did fill it full of dielectric grease, but still sometimes rain trips the light.

Now your truck died at same time so you got something else going on, unless you were really able to plug that sensor in to ad. Or you have 2 separate issues.