I know in these 400 and some pages I could find someone else with this problem and and the answer to it. but don't have the time to look. So I am asking for some advise,help,tricks or whatever it takes for bleeding the fuel lines between the injector pump and injector on a 655 JD. I have never had this much trouble bleeding the lines on a D-8 Cat. I start in the front and work to #3. Looks like I have solid fuel and still won't start. I start over and find more air in #3. I have no leaks where it could suck air, are these engines normally this hard to bleed? Any help at all would so much appreciated.
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I know in these 400 and some pages I could find someone else with this problem and and the answer to it. but don't have the time to look. So I am asking for some advise,help,tricks or whatever it takes for bleeding the fuel lines between the injector pump and injector on a 655 JD. I have never had this much trouble bleeding the lines on a D-8 Cat. I start in the front and work to #3. Looks like I have solid fuel and still won't start. I start over and find more air in #3. I have no leaks where it could suck air, are these engines normally this hard to bleed? Any help at all would so much appreciated. 
