We've expierienced problems with starting our van, we assumed it was a fuel filter problem, so we changed the filter and seals and 'o' rings. We bled the fuel system via the bleed nipples and started the van. It fired up first time, but the engine died moments later. We checked the bleed nipples again and air was present in the fuel. We are sure as we can be the filter was tightened correctly and the seals were all in place. Could the fuel primer pump be faulty, or is it something else? I would be greatful for any help offered. Cheers , Paul.

Paul Chester, April 2009

Sometimes you don't get all of the air out first go, so bleed again and try once more. If the engine starts, keep it revving and the air will purge out.

John, April 2009