Will L.
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Leroy: winner winner chicken dinner! But being 14 months old I don't know if I would eat that chicken...
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HiI solved this problem sometime last year but forgot to post the solution. Nothing is more frustrating than reading thru these threads without a definative answer! Anyway, it ended up having air locked in the fuel lines. I found a thread somewhere by Missy Goodwrench that gives the best procedure for bleeding out fresh fuel lines with a new IP. First, pull all the glow plugs. Then prime the system by turning the key to the on position for 45 seconds, you should hear the fuel pump rattling during this. This "prime" forces the fuel through the IP and back to the tank. Next crank for 20 seconds or so, watching the glow plug holes for fuel vapor squiring out. Repeat this entire procedure until all cylinders have a good fuel spray coming out of them. Also allow for stater to cool in between crank sessions. It took about 6 cycles of this until I had fuel coming out of all 8 glow plug holes. Re-installed the glow plugs and it fired right up! Thanks to all who replied, hope this helps someone else with similar no start symptoms.