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Re: 5320, ran it out of fuel
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Posted by mjbrown on April 28, 2006 at 08:50:59 from (132.236.155.177):
In Reply to: 5320, ran it out of fuel posted by GregCO on April 28, 2006 at 08:35:43:
Better check with a Deere dealer to be sure but it isn't
the end of the world. They design these things knowing
that it will happen. Generally you have to....
1. Put fuel in it
2.Get fuel to the injection pump. If the tank is higher
than the filters etc. you loosen connections to let air out
so fuel can displace air .
3. open a bleed screw on the pump to let out air and let
in fuel.
4. crack (loosen) the pressure side connectors on the
injectors and crank the engine until fuel comes out the
loosened connector.
5. tighten the connetors on the injectors and try to start.
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