Not in its stock configuration. A common and very helpful mod is to remove the poorly designed fuel pickup system in the tank and replace it. Commonly called the "Hutch" mod, it removes the screen and mixing chamber in the pickup, extends the return away from the pickup foot, and closes of the auxiliary pickup. It also removes the quick disconnect connections between the tank and pump, which is a source of air getting into the system (VERY bad for the injectors). Because this mod removes the screen in the tank, it's a good idea to put a filter between the pump & tank so there is no chance of getting dirt in the pump intake, which could clog the pump or ruin it.
The model year 2001 Ford Powerstroke Diesel was the 7.3L Powerstroke Turbo Diesel V8. The horsepower rating of this engine is 295 horsepower.
a ford 7.3 powerstroke diesel uses 15 quarts of oil with a filter change.
right behind the plastic cover that says "powerstroke 7.3 litre" on top of and in the center of the motor
yes
There is none.
Yes, it has a screen/filter sock on it.
drain the fluid out of the transmission pan, unbolt the pan, remove the filter and replace
Underneath the fuel filter housing.
Gas V6 4.0qts with filter change Diesel 11.0qts with filter change
Yes. It is in the block near the oil filter.
behind front grill area
The 7.3 L diesel in a 2001 Ford F-250 holds : 14.2 liters ( 15 U.S. quarts ) including the 1.9 liters ( 2.0 U.S. quarts that the oil filter holds ) - according to the diesel supplement that came with the owners manual