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42 diesel fuel filter advice

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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42 diesel fuel filter advice

Post by kenny51 »

Just received this car and not having had a diesel before, I need to change the fuel filter (have a new one) but not sure of procedure re bleeding or if necessary at all. Any advice welcomed.
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Post by striped tomato »

Need to bleed air out of system after change. You will find a little bleed fitting on the side of the fuel filter mount. Crack this open and press the little black hand pump on the top, when fuel comes out then it is primed and should start.
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Post by kenny51 »

Thanks for the tip, car is in getting an auto trans service and cooler fitted (we will be towing lots of big boats with this vehicle), so will try you solution in a coupla days, thanks again!
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Post by KIWI »

If you have trouble bleeding, you can open the bleed screw, and use a compressor to force air from your fuel filler through the lines.
Just seal the filler with a rag to pressurise the tank, and a couple of seconds later, you should be done.


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