Posted by Leo B on April 03, 2010 at 17:34:01 from (66.78.125.116):
In Reply to: how to reprime diesel posted by Dean Beck on April 03, 2010 at 14:09:39:
First, make sure the fuel cutoff is pushed in, go to the left side of the tractor, on the injection pump you"ll see two bleeder screws, one in the pump casing, the other in the rectangular part on top of the pump. Loosen these up, I think it"s a 5/16" wrench. Go to the right side of the tractor where the fule lift pump is. There is a mechanical lever, push down on it a few times and then see if fuel is streaming out of the bleeder screws in the injection pump. If it"s only spurting with no steady stream pump the lever a few more times until a steady stream is coming out. Tighten up the top screw first, then the bottom screw. Loosen up an injector line, but don"t remove the line from the injector. Crank the engine until you can see fuel leaking out(careful it"s under high pressure) Tighten up the nut. Now have someone pump the manual lever on the fuel lift pump while turning over the starter. You may get lucky and it might start right up, if not repeat the procedure again until no air comes out of the bleeder screws.
We just replaced the battery on our 444 diesel last year. It"s a group 31 @ 1100 CCA
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