Thomashalk
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- Ram Year
- 2004
- Engine
- Hemi 5.7
I was working on my truck today and thinking the injectors were dirty/blocked (it would crank but not turn over) I removed the fuel rails and injectors and cleaned them and then reinstalled them and from there spaced out on bleeding them I cranked it and then remembered I needed to bleed the lines. It feels as if there is no pressure in my fuel lines or at my injectors even after trying to bleed the lines. Could this be a fuel pump issue or air in my lines? Can anyone think of how I can resolve this issue?
Side note the fuel rails do not have a line to crack on them and also it only has a one way directional valve on it to for a pressure gauge.
Side note the fuel rails do not have a line to crack on them and also it only has a one way directional valve on it to for a pressure gauge.
