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Priming your diesel engine is a critical process to keep the engine, fuel lines, and filters free from air. Most of the latest models come with a primer, but older models may not have a primer with them, it is also possible that the primer pump may stop working. Instead of replacing the primer pump and spending a hefty amount of money on it, you can prime your diesel generator yourself.
Step 2: Now open the fuel supply valve. It will allow diesel to flow through the system, reach all the filters and other parts of the engine. here
Note: Priming of the diesel engine is ONLY to be done with diesel and not any other type of generator.
Pour diesel fuel into the filter housing until the fuel reaches the bottom of the threaded area where the filter cap attaches. more
Fill the fuel tank with diesel fuel and diesel fuel lubricity additive. Raise the hood of the car. Open the top fuel filter housing with the socket set. Depending on the model year and engine type, the filter housing may be located in several places; however, you will most likely find it near the oil filter housing, marked accordingly.
Reinstall the filter cap, taking care not to pinch or bind the O-ring.
Turn the ignition key to the "Run" position and listen for the fuel pump to start and stop. This should take about ten seconds. Turn the key to the "Off" position when you hear the pump shut off. Repeat this four more times and then start the truck. [links]
Turn on your tractor. Let it operate for 10 to 15 seconds while in a neutral gear. If your diesel engine uses a self-priming system, this will prime the fuel pump adequately. Turn off your tractor. more
Read your model-specific tractor owner’s manual to learn more about priming your diesel tractor pump. Priming instruments and techniques may vary from model to model. Some diesel engines utilize a self-priming system that does not require manual priming.
Fill your tractor’s fuel tank until full.
Pump the fuel priming lever with your hand to prime your recently refilled fuel system. Tighten any bleeding screws once the tubing begins to expel pure diesel fuel without air pockets. Continue pumping in this manner until all bleeding screws have been tightened, or follow the guidelines laid out by your owner’s manual. [links]
I stand by my 1st statement that unless you really know what you're doing don't touch a line after the injector pump. I was not thinking of priming the lift side, after Ole Towers post my mind has been straight on the priming being the high side. here
I have never had to prime past the filter on my Ram- ever. Honestly- if you're competant enough a mechanic to be doing injection work onna high pressure diesel system, you should already know the rules, precautions, and methods for injector priming. sorry to be harsh, but it's true. Fuel at the injector line pressure of current generation engines (and back over 15 years!) will slice through skin down to bone- it's not something to play with unless you know what you're doing.
I stand by my 1st statement that unless you really know what you're doing don't touch a line after the injector pump. I was not thinking of priming the lift side, after Ole Towers post my mind has been straight on the priming being the high side.
ALWAYS prefill your filter, just like your oil filter- can you contaminate your fuel- sure. But you can contaminate your oil filter the same way. That's like reasoning not to turn the faucet off after you wash your hands because the handle is contaminated with the dirt from your hands when you touched it turning it on.
Common sense here- add dirty fuel get contamination. more
How? to Prime a Diesel