1985 300 sl mercedez ran out of fuel how do i bleed the air out of the fuel system
Its not very difficult to bleed air from system.For step by step procedure click the link below and follow the details:-
http://autopartsdiagrams.blogspot.com/2013/09/bleeding-diesel-injectors.html
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SOURCE: 91 vw jetta diesel ran out of fuel
At the rear of the injection pump there are four lines, each goes to an injector. loosen the flare nut at just one injector. crank the engine over until you see fuel spitting out. Close the fuel line,vehicle should be running. If not then its something else check the fuel filter, fuel shut-off, and check for any fuel leaks.
SOURCE: ran out of fuel, need to bleed fuel system and
First GET A FIRE EXTINGUISHER
This can be a very tough thing to do and especially if you're by yourself.
You do not mention if the vehicle is now running? If the vehicle isn't running you will need to have a fully charged battery. With a charged battery turn the key one and open the fuel rail pressure release valve which you will allow to flow for about 4 -5 seconds with fuel. If you get some fuel mixed with air coming from the bleeder valve it is what you should get.
If you get only air with the fuel pump running then allow it to 'bleed' air until you get fuel. Once you get a fairly steady stream of fuel shut off the valve and attempt to start the vehicle. Once the vehicle starts you will want to bleed the fuel after a few minutes.
I want to have you try starter fluid CAREFULLY first as most smaller vehicles will recover from running out of fuel without having to bleed the air out. They will many times resolve the problem from just running about 20 minutes or so. Please consult your handbook before attempting this.
AGAIN - It is BEST to have two people just in case of fire. A GOOD fire extinguisher is best.
Best of it - hope you get it running quick.
SOURCE: bleed fuel system
There is often a bolt on top of the diesel pump which you open up in order to bleed. You open the bolt up a few turns until it's loose then crank the engine until fuel comes out around the loose bolt. The engine should start up at the same time.
It doesn't matter if you open up a bolt that's not the bleed bolt, just tighten it up and try another bolt until you find the bleed bolt.
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