Posted by Owen Aaland on August 03, 2010 at 14:17:17 from (65.165.246.191):
In Reply to: Bleeding 466 Lines posted by a_lead on August 03, 2010 at 10:13:38:
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As long as the pump does not have air in it, it will push the air out through the injectors. The air acts like a spring to push the fuel back to the pump but as long as the delivery valve is holding the air can not push the fuel back into the pump. The pump will continue tio push fuel until all the air is bleed out of the lines.
RoosaMaster pumps as used on cars and pickups is a different matter. They have all but the injection line that is to fire connected together to allow smother idling. They are very difficult to get started without bleeding.
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