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Message: [QUOTE="IHPowerstroke7.3, post: 433610, member: 7642"] For the DIY guys, you could probably make the tools for bleeding the fuel system. All you need is a regular schraeder style fitting to go on the schrader valve with some clear hose and a shut off valve if you want to go that far. Thread it on the port on the fuel cooler, cycle the key until you don't see any air bubbles in the hose. Low pressure is bled. High side, you'll have to find a banjo bolt style fitting with a straight fitting on the other end. Basically on the return side at the fuel cooler (pump return) you take out the banjo fitting, thread this fitting in with some more clear hose on the end. You run the truck until there is no more air coming out. Done. Could probably make both tools under $50 [/QUOTE]

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