Recently I removed and cleaned the fuel injectors on My B7200 because the engine sounded like it was missing and seemed to lack power. After replacing the fuel injectors and reassembling all the fuel lines I knew I had the bleed the lines. I watched Vic's You Tube Video on this and it seemed pretty straight forward. However, I have bled the lines and bled the lines again and again but can't seem to get all the air out. The two forward injectors, # 1 & #2, give me a good fuel flow with no bubbles but the third one closet to the fuel tank keeps spewing out tiny bubbles, more so when the decompressor in not used. The engine fires but will not start. Could it be that air is being sucked into the third fuel line somewhere below.
I did have the crack the injection pump fittings and removed the #1 nut but could not find a wrench thin enough to fit between the base nuts of #2 and #3 injector pump fuel lines to loosen them. Am I missing something?
Does anyone have some experience with this.
Ron
I did have the crack the injection pump fittings and removed the #1 nut but could not find a wrench thin enough to fit between the base nuts of #2 and #3 injector pump fuel lines to loosen them. Am I missing something?
Does anyone have some experience with this.
Ron
