It's going on YouTube. Alright, I said I wasn't going to do this video today, but yeah, I got it apart, so my eyes will just make another one. Alright, right here is my fuel separator. This mounted frame and here is the excuse me, fuel water separator. Here is the separator itself. So this goes in here like this and then that screws up there like that. One second. So what this does is this is another filter before the fuel gets to this filter. So it comes up in tank and gets filtered through here. Then it runs up here to the this filter up here. So and what also what this is is a fuel water separator. So I cleaned it up already. If you can see through there, if you will focus, let's do it up here. There was a big clump of ice in there. So somewhere I got water in my tank. So and it froze. So that was another restriction that I was having. Uh, when if you saw my video with the fuel gauge with the fuel PSI gauge. So I had water in my tank. So it got up here and froze and everything else. So I cleaned this out and you can see it's still a little gummy like down in the bottom. Down in there. Um, all this. There was a big clump of stuff. Like from right here on down, it was just clumped up at the bottom. So now it's it's important to keep this stuff constantly change and get all the garbage out of your system. Um, you know, with these trucks. So, you know, hopefully these videos are helping people out, you know, when it comes to to older trucks anyway. I mean, I don't know everything. I'm still learning. I learned something new every day. So, uh, yeah. So that's what you got to be mindful of. You know, if you're buying an older truck, I don't know. Don't have one. So maybe somebody else can help you out with that. But get a caterpillar engine. Keep your fuel filter change. Keep one with you. Keep this thing changing. Now some of them. They have, um, uh, the, the, the, the different kind of screw one over here. They mount them somewhere up here, down there somewhere up here. But, you know, my mechanic told me, you said, just leave that one on there. And that's a good filter. Um, so it is what it is. See you.