homelessduck
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I just installed a new injector pump and I'm having a hard time getting it primed. I usually take the top off the pump and fill it with clean diesel to speed things up but since it is new i am following the instructions and don't want to open it up which would probably void the warranty.
I have been cranking it over with the return line off at the top of the pump , watching for fuel. After each cranking session i hear whining coming from the return line which sounds like air being bleed out , but i think by now i should be seeing fuel. I have fuel at the filter. I dont mind continuing this process but i am worried that it could cause damage to the pump since it is lubricated by the fuel .
Is it going to damage the pump if i continue to crank it over attempting to bleed the air out, if there is no fuel in the pump ?
I have been cranking it over with the return line off at the top of the pump , watching for fuel. After each cranking session i hear whining coming from the return line which sounds like air being bleed out , but i think by now i should be seeing fuel. I have fuel at the filter. I dont mind continuing this process but i am worried that it could cause damage to the pump since it is lubricated by the fuel .
Is it going to damage the pump if i continue to crank it over attempting to bleed the air out, if there is no fuel in the pump ?