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 | jkw1234
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2004-02-07 76227
i have a 1610d what do i need to do in order to change fuel filter ie bleed etc
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 | lsheaffer
Join Date: Jun 1999 Posts: 1082 Northern Illinois 
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2004-02-07 76239
When running a diesel out of fuel or when changing the filter air gets in the fuel system & must be bled. On most Japanese tractors there are bleed screws on the fuel filter assembly & the injector pump. Start at the fuel tank & work towards the injector pump.. Crack open each screw enough for fuel to come out . Close when no more air bubbles appear. On many tractors these are 10mm hex heads with Phillips slots. On some newer models there are plungers to push instead of screws. Once these points have been bled the tractor is ready to start. For more useful information go to the link provided. ....
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| jkw1234
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2004-02-07 76242
thanks for the reply couldnt get the link to work got any other ideas ....
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Add Photofuel filter change 1610d
| lsheaffer
Join Date: Jun 1999 Posts: 1082 Northern Illinois
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Try this link: http://groups.msn.com/SheaffersTownCountryTractors/messages.msnw ....
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| jkw1234
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thanks link worked ....
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