Final Bleeding Attempts and Injection Pump Removal Decision
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What happens here
After multiple attempts to bleed the fuel system and get the tractor running, the creator confirms that fuel is reaching the injection pump, but it is not being pushed through to the injectors. This leads him to conclude that the fuel injection pump itself is faulty and needs to be rebuilt. He decides to remove the pump, humorously noting that a rebuild costs $800-$1000, while cheap Chinese alternatives are available but unreliable. He emphasizes that the issue isn't fuel contamination anymore, but a mechanical failure within the pump.
Goal: Confirm the fuel injection pump is faulty and decide to remove it for rebuilding.
Tools and materials
- Jump Starter Gooloo — To crank the engine during bleeding
- Shop Rag — To catch any fuel during bleeding
- Wrench — To loosen injector lines for final bleeding checks