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On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 10:52:13 +1030, "Geoffrey Freer"
wrote: I am new to diesel engines, well new to sailing for that matter. I want to replace both filters on my diesel engine. I know that air in the system creates problems. Do I fill the filters with diesel first before reconnection? Do I bleed the filters when connected? Do I bleed air one filter at a time? I am also replacing the hoses. Do I fill the hoses with diesel before attempting to start? Any help, advice or suggestion would be appreciated. Geoff You didn't say what brand or kind of diesel it is. Some don't need bleeding and some do. Personally I wouldn't fill anything with diesel before installing or fitting. Why pour unfiltered fuel into the system? Once everything is replaced I would bleed the system with the manual lift pump while losening one bleed screw at a time, starting closest to the fuel tank and working to the injectors. Check your engine manual. Mark E. Williams |
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