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I have a David Brown (I thinks it's an 850).
It has a 4 cylinder engine and worked great until recently.
I ran out of fuel. As suggested by others, I primed the fuel system , opened various points in the fuel system to bleed out air. Fuel come's out but still won't start.
I starts on ether but won't continue to run.
Fuel come's to each injector (in little spurts)
if I unplug the fuel line on side of injector.
And a little fuel also come's on small top line
of injectors also.
I did all I could (cleaned filters and more).
Any clue ? Please help ! Any help appreciated.
Thank you for reading.
Have a good day.
Yann