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G'day Dirty,
hang off 'till you get the hot gospel from a guru but I reckon if you've got fuel all the way to the fuel pump and that's primed fully, you'd be O.K. to do the rest on the starter motor.
In effect that's what you do at a major service with a new fuel filter but of course then there's at least some fuel still between the pump and the injectors. https://www.google.com/url?q=http://...mRR3p12SFzXkPQ.
Not sure if this will work and I'm too old to learn if it doesn't but if it does, worth a look. Read it ALL though
Good luck
Col
You can't crack injector lines off on the CrD (common rail), it is highly dangerous and lines have to be replaced everytime they're undone!
On Di you can bleed the lines by cracking them off but it is very messy and hard to do once everything is assembled (intercooler is in the way plus access is very tight).
Otherwise you just need to patiently crank it until it fires up (it takes a while), have spare battery handy.
Cheers
Ok I got the injectors bleed up but it still seams a tad hard to start first thing in the morning or if its sat for a while have to half press the throttle down is it normal
Nope, pressing acc pedal down should have no influence on EDC engines. Normally you could try prime the fuel with manual primer and see if that makes it to start easier if it does that means its sucking air somewhere.
Also have you reconnected glow plugs buzz bar wire and or are the glow plugs working (shorted fuse maybe)? That's another cause of hard/er starting especially in the morning.
To b honest I dont even use the glow plugs so dont know if its that had a problem with the hand primer so changed that now it starts a bit better but still turns over 3 or 4 times before it fires