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Re: HELP bleeding fuel lines.
| Posted By: | OldMage |
| Posted On: | December 20, 2003 at 07:19 am GMST |
> Roger wrote:
>> I was wounding how to bleed fuel lines on the 22re.
>> Is there a bleeder screw on the 22re?
>> If so were?
flyingbrick wrote:
> There is no bleeder on the 22re. You've got to
> loosen the banjo bolt after the fuel filter and
> turn the ignition on. Once the fuel starts pissing
> out of the line, tighten it up. Really easy to do.
Why are we worrying about "bleeding" the fuel lines? All you do is either jumper the fuel pump test connector behind the AFM, or (if your AFM is modded/adjusted) open the AFM slightly while the key is on IGN. This will force the fuel pump to run, circulating fuel thru the system. Any bubbles in the line will get purged back to the fuel tank.
No mess, no lost fuel.
"OldMage"
'83 Celica GT-S coupe, EFI hybrid
Camas, WA USA
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