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Bleeding Air out of Freelander

ballooba · 2008-02-01 16:37:23

Sister just told me she couldn't start her car this morning because she had let it run out of Diesel. Will it definitely need to be bled? Is this a difficult job? I need the car to collect my other sister from train.:( Edit: She's covered by Eagle Star with 24 hour breakdown. Is this covered?

01-02-2008 4:37pm

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Sister just told me she couldn't start her car this morning because she had let it run out of Diesel. Will it definitely need to be bled? Is this a difficult job? I need the car to collect my other sister from train.:(

Edit: She's covered by Eagle Star with 24 hour breakdown. Is this covered?

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#2 01-02-2008 5:18pm

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To answer my own question.

It seems modern common rail diesels don't have this problem. Brother says it should be fine.

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