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Ford 4000- Can you help?
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Posted by Kevin Espy on April 25, 2000 at 20:56:19 from (168.15.176.112):
I have a 1968 Ford Diesel 4000. It does not have a self priming fuel pump(injector). I can not figure out how to bleed the air from the pump and get it primed. If you can tell me how to prime the pump and bleed the lines, please respond to this message or e-mail me. If you leave a phone number I will call you. If you can help, please do. It was my grand fathers tractor and my grand mother wants to see it run again and I don't have very much experience with tractors. Thanks.!
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