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Rookie John Deere Fuel problem

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Bigguy217

06-26-2006 17:26:21




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I just changed the fuel filter on my JD 2130, same as 2630 in the states. I loosened off the bleed screw at the top of the filter housing, and pumped the primer handle until there was fuel running with no bubbles. I then started the tractor it ran for about 5 seconds then quit. I have tried numerous times loosening off the bleeder bolt again and priming it, there is straight diesel coming out, with no bubbles, but the tractor won"t start. Is there somewhere else that needs to be bled?

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RodInNS

06-26-2006 20:30:07




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 Re: Rookie John Deere Fuel problem in reply to Bigguy217, 06-26-2006 17:26:21  
I'm not a Deere man, but..... if that's a CAV pump, then there will be a bleeder in the upper part of the pump housing, with I believe an 11/32 head. Pull the shutoff out, open that screw a bit, and crank the engine until it shoots fuel. Close the bleeder. Open the injector lines at the injectors, push the shutoff in, and crank until there's good shots of fuel at the injectors. Tighten them up, and you're good to go. HTH.

Rod

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JMS/MN

06-26-2006 18:00:58




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 Re: Rookie John Deere Fuel problem in reply to Bigguy217, 06-26-2006 17:26:21  
Likely that you have air beyond the filter- ie, the pump and injector lines. Crack the lines loose at the injectors, pump the primer handle and turn the engine over- should be able to push the air out and make it start. It ran with the fuel that was still in the pump- now it is time to refill the pump and lines.



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