mikewood869
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Anyone know a way of draining the fuel out a injection all the way? Let a neighbor borrow the tractor and they filled the tank with gasoline. Gasoline got past the fuel filters and killed the filters it looks like.
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Dieseltech
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- Akron, Indiana
Remove the side cover will be enough. New filters and fuel will be diluted enough with any traces left to cause no problems after injector lines are bled out.
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mikewood869
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Thank you, I take it part 48
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