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Old 02-02-2019, 13:21   #1
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Bleeding the fuel system on a Perkins 4.108
Hi all thanks for you previous help on why my engine failed and had to get towed back by the coast guard. I have heeded your advise and got the necessary bits and pieces to replace. Now I know one needs to use the lever on the fuel lifter to bleed the fuel line but I am sure some of you have excellent advice and tips and tricks - awaiting for your assistance again.


The fuel filter is of the old type mesh type insert - thanks - k
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