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Old 21 October 2012, 12:31   #1
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Air drain Denso Ve 6 cil diesel injection pump

Hello, who can give me the correct method to my Denso VE 6 cylinder diesel injection pump to bleed. (Air drain) Especially the order of different actions. The Denso pump is part of my Yamaha 420 STI 1995. Sincerely Bert H.
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Old 21 October 2012, 15:15   #2
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Air drain ? Are you wanting to bleed the fuel system.
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Air drain ? Are you wanting to bleed the fuel system.
Indeed that is the problem, what is the right working order.
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There isn't a bleed screw or outlet on yam diesel . Just pump the primer on the fuel filter housing till rock hard , if still no luck try cracking and pump at same time bit of a 2 man job. The yams are pretty good at self bleeding and normally fire up when primer is rock hard failing that crack the injectors. Hope this helps
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There isn't a bleed screw or outlet on yam diesel . Just pump the primer on the fuel filter housing till rock hard , if still no luck try cracking and pump at same time bit of a 2 man job. The yams are pretty good at self bleeding and normally fire up when primer is rock hard failing that crack the injectors. Hope this helps
Thank you, I will try on Tuesday and will let you know. Sincerely, Bert.
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No problem bert, let me know how you get on Graham
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No problem bert, let me know how you get on Graham
Hello, Unfortunately, I reported that today the challenge is unsuccessful. The Deso ​​rotary pump has two bleed screws. these two give all fuel. But the unscrewed pipes from the injectors give virtually no fuel. No idea what to do. I am also looking for an address where I could buy several components.
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Hello, Unfortunately, I reported that today the challenge is unsuccessful. The Deso ​​rotary pump has two bleed screws. these two give all fuel. But the unscrewed pipes from the injectors give virtually no fuel. No idea what to do. I am also looking for an address where I could buy several components.
Regards Bert.
Personal message sent (pm) regards Graham
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