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Re: Priming an injection pump help!
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Posted by Mac on August 19, 2004 at 16:51:42 from (217.144.243.200):
In Reply to: Priming an injection pump help! posted by Ken Macfarlane on August 19, 2004 at 06:23:29:
Open first primary filter bleed screw (on right side as seen from seat)until fuel bleeds,, close, then do same on secondary filter on other side. Then crack banjo fitting at inj pump. Cracking individual inj lines doesn't do anything but make a mess. Once inj pump is primed, fuel is under serious pressure and will come out inj. Continuous cranking dry pump can cause pump plungers to seize. The only inj lines I ever crack are for tappet style which produce their own pressure.
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