Posted by BOBM25 on December 06, 2010 at 17:39:54 from (76.2.229.172):
In Reply to: 450 ih. diesel posted by oliver gets it done on December 06, 2010 at 17:25:52:
If you changed the fuel filters you need to bleed the system. If you"ve been trying to run it you will probably need to bleed the injectors too. While running the tractor on gas, open the bleed screw under the primary filter until you get a steady stream. Then do same to the final filter. Then do each injector one at a time. After that, switch to diesel and she should hit right off. On the newer engines with the spin on filters often you can get away with filling the filters with fuel before you screw them on. You con"t do that on these, so you have to bleed every time
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