fuel shut off help
OK, you crank the engine and fuel will come out at the banjo bolt, the one that attaches to the IP, correct?
You now crank the engine with a cracked injector line and you get no fuel pulsing out? Crank it longer, loosen it more, not too much, look for fuel.
If that is all correct, it seems that you have isolated the IP, but for that to just up and die is really strange, the P7100 is really tough. It could happen I guess, but at this point, I would have to take it to someone who is more knowledgeable and talk to them. Sorry I can't be of any more help, good luck.
You now crank the engine with a cracked injector line and you get no fuel pulsing out? Crank it longer, loosen it more, not too much, look for fuel.
If that is all correct, it seems that you have isolated the IP, but for that to just up and die is really strange, the P7100 is really tough. It could happen I guess, but at this point, I would have to take it to someone who is more knowledgeable and talk to them. Sorry I can't be of any more help, good luck.
You probably still have air in the system, most likely in the injection pump. I've had times when it's taken minutes of cranking to expel the air. Open at least three lines at the injector and crank. Make sure your battery charge stays up, the engine can seem like it's spinning fast enough to start but never will.
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