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Re: Bleeding Fuel Lines
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Posted by JMS/MN on November 07, 2003 at 12:13:38 from (65.178.201.135):
In Reply to: Bleeding Fuel Lines posted by UpHere on November 07, 2003 at 11:14:30:
You need to bleed the system IF you get air in it. If you pre-fill new filters carefully with clean fuel, you should be able to replace them without bleeding the system. There should be a hand primer on the system so you can pump it up before starting. Pump until the air bubbles disappear, just like you would if it lost prime during a long period of non-use, or if the check valve is bad. Might also help if you motor the engine with the compression lever out, so it won't start- then after a few seconds, push the lever in and let it start. If it runs smoothly, it's ok.
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