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Re: 7740 Ran out of fuel. help
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Posted by RodInNS on February 21, 2006 at 09:10:55 from (142.177.93.66):
In Reply to: 7740 Ran out of fuel. help posted by JWBUDE8 on February 20, 2006 at 18:20:41:
I think the fuel is drawn from the tank, through a water seperator, and then into the filter by an electric fuel pump on that tractor. Any problems associated with bleeding are generally below the electric pump. Sometimes I have to fill the water seperator on my TS90. Once the main filter is full, the electric pump should charge the injection pump, and no further bleeding is necessary. Just listen to the pump load up, and then crank the engine. I have had some trouble with filters freezing at one time too, but once the water was out, no more trouble. HTH. Rod
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