FUEL FILTER CHANGED TODAY

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• Apr 4, 2014

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Did you have any issues priming the fuel pump?

 

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no never had any probs just turn the key and start

 

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• Apr 4, 2014

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When I had mine changed they primed the fuel pump. Good to know for next time

 

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The PD engines don't require the pump to be primed but the CR do iirc.

 

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I think the CR engine needs to be primed...i'm sure i read it a few days ago on this forum. PD will just start after the change.

Edit: Smithy beat me to it

 

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• Apr 5, 2014

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I have the CR so that's why they had to prime the pump first.