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| ken | i think i need to bleed any idea how or the best way to do this? thanks ken
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| Stan Wilhite | I also ran a diesel out of fuel once, and diesel mechanic buddy of mine showed me a neat trick. Soak a rag in gas, wring it out tightly, then hold it over the air intake while spinning the motor over....mine fired right up! I held the rag there until the motor picked the diesel fuel up. Good luck! Stan Wilhite Decatur AL.
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| LE | You need to bleed the fuel system to properly start a Diesel that has run out of fuel. Remember it is not gas its diesel. |
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