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Posted by ltf in nc on January 15, 2000 at 16:24:17 from (206.228.214.240):
In Reply to: 6600 ford diesel posted by keith on January 15, 2000 at 16:05:13:
Keith,
Look closely for a small leak in the fuel line feeding the injector pump. Since the fuel tank is elevated above the injector pump there should not a problem with the the source of fuel coming unprimed which is a common problem with tanks below the injector. You are getting a small amount of air in the supply line to the injector pump and the pump is not picking up the fuel. You can overcome this by having a manual hand pump on the system and using it to prime the pump prior to cranking the engine. This however is living with the problem as opposed the fixing it.
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