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Bleeding fuel lines on AC 190-XT

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David Mitchell

01-31-2008 14:25:42




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CAn anyone tell me how to bleed the fuel lines on a 190-XT?




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old

01-31-2008 14:34:53




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 Re: Bleeding fuel lines on AC 190-XT in reply to David Mitchell, 01-31-2008 14:25:42  
Well you first off bleed the filters and then once thats done you crack open all the lines at the injectors and spin it over till you get fuel out of all of them. If you tell us more we can help better but since you haven't explained why or what has happened that you need to bleed the system its hard to really help you much

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David Mitchell

01-31-2008 14:43:22




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 Re: Bleeding fuel lines on AC 190-XT in reply to old, 01-31-2008 14:34:53  
Sorry, about that. I inadvertently ran it out of fuel.Somehow the tank had a small leak so I thouhgt I had more fuel than I did.



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01-31-2008 14:56:28




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 Re: Bleeding fuel lines on AC 190-XT in reply to David Mitchell, 01-31-2008 14:43:22  
Ok then you will need to do the things I said and even then it will take a good bit of cranking to get the fuel to the injectors. I know because when I had a 190XT I had the injector pump rebuilt and it took me forever and a day to get the fuel to all 6 injectors. I would also change the filters at this time because the bottom of the tank is also where all the junk is

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David Mitchell

01-31-2008 15:03:13




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 Re: Bleeding fuel lines on AC 190-XT in reply to old, 01-31-2008 14:56:28  
How are the filters bled?I have seen where some have levers I think. I havent seen anything like this on mine though,



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01-31-2008 17:36:09




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 Re: Bleeding fuel lines on AC 190-XT in reply to David Mitchell, 01-31-2008 15:03:13  
If I remember right there should be a plug on the top of the filters. You remove that plug and then if the fuel pump has a hand lever you pump that lever. But it has been 5 plus years since I had the one I had so I can't remember for sure. The I-T AC-202 manual will tell you better then I can

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