Bleeding fuel pressure gauge
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Bleeding fuel pressure gauge
Im going to install a Di-pricol FP gauge this weekend with a stainless line from Wildcat Diesel. Do I need to bleed the air out of the line from the pump to the isolator, or just hook it up and start the truck? Thanks for any advice you can give
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Re:Bleeding fuel pressure gauge
You have to bleed the line so that it dosent go hay wire when you crank it up. I had that problem until I looked at the line and<br>saw a ton of pesky bubbles.
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