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    Posted: 20 Mar 2018 at 4:36pm
Got a newly acquired 1949 model hd10, and the fuel supply line sprung a leak. Got the line fixed, but I'm wondering how the old Detroit will handle a little air in the line. Is there an easy way to bleed it?
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Detroit fuel system is a supply and return continuous feed system, may miss a little at first but then clean up.
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