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Old 05-18-2017, 07:58 PM
Phillytwotank Phillytwotank is offline
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Originally Posted by Diseasel300 View Post
Filling the fuel filter greatly speeds the bleeding process though.
Cracking the lines also greatly speeds the bleeding process.

I'm just saying... if its being done as part of a routine fuel filter change then yeah, go ahead and fill that filter for sure.

IF you run out of fuel on the side of the highway cracking a few lines is a better way to go IMO. less risk of killing the battery.
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