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I keep seeing guys skip the fuel line pressure test after a filter change

They just crank it and hope for the best, but that can leave air pockets that cause hard starts or injector damage. I learned this the hard way on a 6.7 Powerstroke last spring when it took me an extra hour to get it running smooth. Do you always bleed the system, or is there a faster method that actually works?
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wesley_grant33
I used to skip it too, but that Powerstroke story convinced me to take the extra minute.
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ruby_lane
ruby_lane1mo ago
Ugh, my buddy toasted an injector doing that exact thing.
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