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Re: Re: B275 CAV fuel pump problems...help.
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Posted by Phil on January 20, 2004 at 17:35:08 from (216.209.139.15):
In Reply to: Re: B275 CAV fuel pump problems...help. posted by parts man on January 20, 2004 at 15:39:47:
Parts man, Thanks for the help, but that is the problem...I can get fuel out of the top air bleed screw with no problem. If I loosen off the injector unions, air and fuel SHOULD escape when either the engine is turned over OR the manual fuel pump is actioned. My neighbour told me to loosen off two of the injector unions, and that turning the engine over SHOULD force air and fuel out of the injector unions...but I can't even get fuel out of the injector union with the manual pump...The engine will catch (if I use the glow plugs) but then starve after a few seconds of very rough running.
I'm stumped.
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