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Bleeding injectors

Have no codes, all inputs seem ok to computer, fuel at lines when cracked at injectors cranking but no injector pulse or fuel coming through return lines. Anything odd about them? This is happening to 2 units and 2 different companies locally that both just had engines rebuilt. 1.9tdi. Will run on wd40. Ran fine before removed. Injectors not spraying have had lines reattached to pump and out of head and they don't spray, only one pulse has been seen out of them.
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  • Posted 6 May 2020 11:32
  • By Louichman
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  • Ontario, Canada
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In the end, the injectors had issues and the cam was out half turn to pump timing.
  • Posted 7 Jul 2020 21:59
  • By Louichman
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  • Ontario, Canada
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After using a vacuum pump to pull fuel through the return lines its now starting. Would not start with just cracking lines at injectors but its a bit lazy so the pump or injectors may have an issue, Glow plugs turn on properly and are all new
  • Posted 11 May 2020 10:49
  • By Louichman
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  • Ontario, Canada
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Is the heater plug light flashing all the time your trying to start the engine???
  • Posted 11 May 2020 04:44
  • By lifter01
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  • West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
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