tarphenry
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HI all, had a leak off pipe split yesterday, so replaced all with new this morning. is there any need to bleed the air of the system, or will it self bleed on starting. thanks
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No. Air in the spill lines is of no consequence.
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thank very much . (mick)
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The air normally bleeds out when they split .... so I guess they are self bleeding 
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The air normally bleeds out when they split .... so I guess they are self bleeding
Spill pipes return excess fuel to the tank there is no need to bleed them. Feed lines have to be free of air, spill lines don't matter.
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The air normally bleeds out when they split .... so I guess they are self bleeding
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