Hello David welcome to YT! Yes, if by ..out the top.. that means to the injector lines yes. You may be surprised how small the amount is. How long has it been setting while you did this work? Hopefully you did not have biodiesel in it. That stuff is very bad at sticking pump parts when they set, I have heard of it happening in 3-4 months time. If you get any amount of fuel moving out of the injector supply fittings tighten them to the pump and break them loose at the injector up on the head and if you get fuel up to that point tighten them down then it should start firing. If you are getting no fuel out of the IJ pump and it has fuel coming out of the housing bleeder then you are probably unfortunately going to have to get the pump checked out. There is a guy on here who runs an injection pump repair business, many members here ship pump to him in Indiana to have them repaired. His charges are reasonable and always hear good things from satisfied customers. He posts as Dieseltech, many he will chime in.
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