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Message: [QUOTE="rhorsers, post: 1473457, member: 9392"] Ok, I am knew to OBS but not to the 7.3. I have a 2001 and know enough about it to get me in trouble. Not as much trouble as the bad decisions I made for mods prior to researching so I am trying to do better for the OBS I picked up. The fuel filter housing is shot and basically corroded out from what I can gather. This is a salvage title farm truck that runs great. About 250,000 on it. Is there any good cheap work around for the stock filter housing when it is bad. I don't want to spend tons on it since it will never be a nice truck but want to make good changes for power, mileage, reliability, and just smart upgrades. What are your ideas/recommendations? Should I just go back with the stock housing or is it worth spending the money for a complete fuel system? Will it make a big difference in mileage, power, reliability? Which is the best bang for the buck with a beater truck? Just wondering is there something to clean up the valley by getting rid of the stock housing. [/QUOTE]

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