Bleeding air

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SpaceDawg

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Cowfold, West Sussex
Hi,

Recently had my 90 200tdi in a garage for an MOT and they replaced one bleed off pipe and nipped up (apparently) all the injection pipes to stop a small leak on no 1 cylinder. Now it takes a while to start, I'm assuming there is air in the system. I have taken off the the fuel filter and pumped out all the air, starts well. Leave it for a few hours, same problem. I do not have any visible leaks. Any thoughts?

Chris
 
I'm not sure either:)
Butt....they have little one way valves in them so the fuel doesn't run back, if they fail then the system has to purge the air before it will start.
 
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