Posted by Bob on December 20, 2009 at 17:51:47 from (69.178.228.68):
In Reply to: GMC 6.5L diesel help posted by steve terplak on December 20, 2009 at 17:03:47:
For the "least difficult" fix, if possible, I would put it in a warm garage overnight, then change the fuel filter, filling the new filter with clean #1 fuel BEFORE installation.
Dump some Power Service or Howes in the tank, then, after it starts, top off the tank with #1 fuel and DRIVE it to mix the #2, the anti-gel and the #1. (Follow the directions on the bottle. MORE is better, it ain't gonna hurt noth'in!)
One SOME Chevies of that era, you can get the electric frame-rail mounted fuelpump to run WITHOUT cranking the engine by putting the (automatic) tranny in reverse, then turning the key to "start".
If your's will power up the pump that way, you can bleed the new filter easily.
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