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Police officer for 18 years, the last 15 with the Colorado State Patrol. Currently a firearms instructor and motorcycle officer. Been driving Mopars since my '69 Road Runner bought when I was 15.

Yeah, the newer ones have a canister type filter. The '00-'02 have one that replaces from the top and I hear is very easy to use. The '97-'99 is a bit of a pain. Here is a picture of mine when I was installing my fuel pressure gauge. Yes, that's it buried down there under the new fittings you...

HMM, you posted while I was typing. So, you have the last of the spin-on filters. I would say to check the sensor. I don't think I'd have used diesel that had been sitting in a can in the barn for several months either, but I'm VERY picky about my fuel. I've had a couple of friends have trouble...

My first question was also what year. There are several different designs of WIF sensors over the years. My thought would be that you cracked or broke the sensor while changing the filter. Did you pre-fill the filter when you re-installed it or just used the lift pump to fill it?

Ford F150 frame and running gear. WTF indeed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!