Air is normally bled from a diesel engine fuel system by __________.
• Diesel fuel system bleeding procedures • Role of injectors and high‑pressure lines in removing trapped air • Why air in a fuel system affects engine starting and operation
• Which component of the fuel system is at the highest point where air will collect and can be released safely? • Which action directly opens the path for air to escape from the high‑pressure fuel lines rather than just moving fuel around the system? • For each choice, ask: does this specifically release trapped air from the fuel side of the injection system, or does it mainly affect another system like air start or fuel storage?
• Identify which option directly involves the injectors or high‑pressure fuel lines • Eliminate options that deal only with air start systems, fuel storage, or routine maintenance rather than bleeding air • Confirm that the correct method would normally be done when the engine has been opened or run out of fuel and needs the lines purged of air
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