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Jim

03-07-2002 16:23:35




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I just changed the oil and filter, and Fuel filters. The tracttor will not fire up. I thought I had air in the line so I have been manually pumping the pump to remove the air but it still doen not fire. When I am pumping the pump it starts out feeling hard the it feels like nothing. What else can I do to fix the problem and get the tractor fired back up. It is a disel.

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henning thomssen

03-07-2002 18:15:50




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 Re: MF 135 Tractor in reply to Jim, 03-07-2002 16:23:35  
Sounds to me like there is air in the high-pressure-lines.Before you tried starting it,did you make sure to get all the air out of the filters?Or did you just start cranking it over?Anyways,to bleed the injectionlines try and loosen the lines at the injectors,(just a half a turn or so)and crank the @#%$ out of it.eventually you'll see fuel squirting at the joint,then tighten the lines back up as you crank it,this has worked for me in the past,now i just make sure to bleed the filter first!hope this works for ya.

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Bob

03-07-2002 20:12:26




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 Re: Re: MF 135 Tractor in reply to henning thomssen, 03-07-2002 18:15:50  
I agree with the above. I have a 35 with Perkins diesel. Whenever I change the fuel filters I carefully go through the fuel bleeding sequence in the manual, but I always end up having to loosen the fuel lines at the injectors to get all the air out so the engine will run!



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