Posted by Plant Doc on November 14, 2018 at 15:26:43 from (73.196.97.0):
Neighbor has a 6210 with a loader. Back in April his nephew changed the fuel filters and could not get tractor to start. He says he primed the pump according to the manual's directions. Tractor has not been toughed until yesterday when the owner asked me to get it started. I also tried to prime the injector pump but could not get fuel to come out of any injector line. It has an electric fuel pump and there is plenty of fuel coming out of the fuel filter breed and the fuel supply line where it enters the injector pump. I put on a new electric shut off solenoid and still no fuel to injectors. The system is supposed to be self breeding??? It is a little difficult to work on with the after market loader and I really do not want to take the pump off. Is there a screen or filter where the fuel supply line enters the injector pump? Is it possible something in the pump is stuck stopping the fuel flow? Need advice.
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