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Date Posted: - Monday - 10/11/10 - 9:50am
Author: Doug Wilson
Subject: Bleeding fueline
In reply to: marcus weiner 's message, "Electrical" on - Monday - 10/11/10 - 7:24am

I have a 12 volt fuel pump in line between the tank and my Racor. Really helps, pushes the fuel to the injector pump where there is a 5/16 nut on the side. Usually when the air bubble are gone, that's all it takes, but sometimes I have had to crack an injector line as well. I have a second start button below the sink, and that's where I put the switch for the pump as well.
There is no 10 ton CG license as far as I know.

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