When do you stop bleeding the oil pump?
Keep bleeding the pump until oil runs clear in the tube, without froth or air bubbles. Continue bleeding the unit for 15 seconds after the last air is seen. If you are hasty, Suntec and other manufacturers warn that the system may not work properly.
What to do when oil comes out of air bleeder?
Put a pan underneath the oil filter canister to catch oil that will run out around the air bleeder screw. The screw is loosened and you wait until you see oil coming out of the opening, then it’s re-tightened, taking care not to strip the threads on the small screw.
How long does it take to bleed oil from oil burner?
How long you need to bleed air depends on where air is suspected in the system (between tank and oil burner or just at the filter, for example) and the length of oil piping involved. Keep bleeding the pump until oil runs clear in the tube, without froth or air bubbles. Continue bleeding the unit for 15 seconds after the last air is seen.
What happens if you bleed a pump airlock?
This is where the air trapped inside the pump stops the pump running correctly. This can potentially damage pump components and can cause the pump to burn out. Please note: If the airlock has already caused damage to pump components, then bleeding the pump may not fix your issue.
What to do if your oil pump is bleeding?
Pull the linkage upwards to set the oil pump to maximum flow. Continue doing this for a few minutes. 5. Stop the engine. Inspect the oil injection hoses for air
What should I do if my oil pump is not primed?
Oil pump manufacturers including S&S, Harley-Davidson and Sifton dryly note that substantial engine damage not covered under warranty may result from failing to prime an oil pump. Install the oil pump. Connect feeder and return lines. Fill the oil tank to correct level. Remove check valve cover screw with a flat head screwdriver.
How do you fix an oil pump on a Harley?
Connect feeder and return lines. Fill the oil tank to correct level. Remove check valve cover screw with a flat head screwdriver. Remove the check valve O-ring and spring by hand. Remove the check valve ball with a mechanic’s magnet from inside the oil pump body.
How to bleed and restart your oil heating?
How to Bleed and Restart Your Oil Heating. 1 Step 1: To the Boiler… Go to the oil tank and make sure there’s oil in it, or you’ll be wasting your time… You’ll need either a small spanner or 2 Step 2: Bleed the Line. 3 Step 3: Starting Up? 4 Step 4: Enjoy Being Warm. 5 Be the First to Share. More items