135 mf with a perkins diesel

regulater · Sep 16, 2022

hello everyone, if i have to bleed the air out of the fuel lines i have to pull the hood to get to the injector lines. then i can't get to the 5/8 nut because it's on the side of the injector. is there a better way to bleed the injector? thanks

ptfarmer · Sep 17, 2022

I just crack open the ones that I can get a 5/8" wrench on without removing the hood (it can be done), the one you can't get to will bleed itself after it gets to run for a little bit.

This post was edited by ptfarmer on 09/17/2022 at 09:53 am.

Bob N.Y. · Sep 18, 2022

I have a late model 65 diesel with the AD4-203 engine. Your engine is basically 3/4 of mine. I found out by accident that I can bleed the injectors by cracking open one injector line at the pump and cranking the engine. Not sure it will work with your tractor, but it's worth a try.

regulater · Sep 19, 2022

(quoted from post at 06:50:46 09/18/22) I have a late model 65 diesel with the AD4-203 engine. Your engine is basically 3/4 of mine. I found out by accident that I can bleed the injectors by cracking open one injector line at the pump and cranking the engine. Not sure it will work with your tractor, but it's worth a try.

ill geve it a try next time. thanks

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