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Walking with God
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Melbourne
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I was thinking of changing the diesel filter, as it looks like an easy job. What are your experiences of the bleeding/priming of the system?
My workshop manual states that simply turning the key over for 10 seconds (this can be done 3 times) could be enough to get the system primed again. If the car starts, the system is primed. Has that been enough for you all? Or have you needed to purchase a bleeding kit? Cheers, GK
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MB Diesel Filter Change Question
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