Hpop question
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Hpop question
Hi. Just replaced all hpop orings. Injectors loud after start up at idle. Guessing air in lines. How long do I need to drive before all air out of lines and everything back to normal? Thanks
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I used a big breaker bar and whacked hard with a mallot. I did not remove fuel bowl or lines but next time I think it will be a good idea. Hard to see what your doing. Let me know if you have questions while it's still fresh in my mind
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The general rule of thumb, that I have read, is anywhere up to 50 miles of hard driving. That is important, as driving it hard calls for higher ICP, and therefor more volume of high pressure oil allowed to flow through the rails. In turn, that will purge the air quicker. If you're putzing around town, driving like grandma, then it will take longer.
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The general rule of thumb, that I have read, is anywhere up to 50 miles of hard driving. That is important, as driving it hard calls for higher ICP, and therefor more volume of high pressure oil allowed to flow through the rails. In turn, that will purge the air quicker. If you're putzing around town, driving like grandma, then it will take longer.
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I'll try the breaker bar and rubber mallet. I read vise grips ut I can't figure out where to put them.
I removed the fuel bowl since I believed it was leaking as well. It's on the bench and I will replace all the rings in it.
When replacing that cover back on the front what RTV am I supposed to use? I forgot about it and have not bought any yet.
I removed the fuel bowl since I believed it was leaking as well. It's on the bench and I will replace all the rings in it.
When replacing that cover back on the front what RTV am I supposed to use? I forgot about it and have not bought any yet.
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From: reedsport
I'll try the breaker bar and rubber mallet. I read vise grips ut I can't figure out where to put them.
I removed the fuel bowl since I believed it was leaking as well. It's on the bench and I will replace all the rings in it.
When replacing that cover back on the front what RTV am I supposed to use? I forgot about it and have not bought any yet.
I removed the fuel bowl since I believed it was leaking as well. It's on the bench and I will replace all the rings in it.
When replacing that cover back on the front what RTV am I supposed to use? I forgot about it and have not bought any yet.
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I think there is a big nut you can get a wrench on near the fan. That is how I held it on install. Got lucky with the mallot
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I can't find my rubber mallet and my wife swinging this hammer makes me nervous lol
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Lol. Yea I hear ya. Maybe Google can help somehow. Or someone who has done it should reply soon
