Fuel pressure regulator.
I think it's in the valley at the front of the engine. it isn't hard, you just have to take several other things off to get to it. Once it's replaced, you may have to turn the engine over for a while for it to prime.
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The question is WHICH Cummins engine? Either there'll be a hand pump on the left hand side of the engine, which you'll have to unscrew and pump manually, or it'll do it electronically... if you put on dry fuel filters, you might have to turn the ignition switch on, let it prime for a couple minutes, and repeat that process a couple times.
The fuel system on a 2008 Cummins is self priming. Just turn the key on and crank.The fuel system on a 2008 Cummins is self priming. Just turn the key on and crank.
A common cause is a slight fuel leak from the hoses that run from the frame up the back of the engine.
A failed lift pump ( very common ) or a leak/break in a fuel line.
prime engines only when; THE ENGINE IS OFF STARTING RUNNING ALL OF THE ABOVE
You do not have to prime it. It is self priming.
Removethe cap from the fuel filter housing and fill with clean diesel. Then crank engine until it starts. You can also aid by pressurizing the fuel tank with compressed air but you have to watch not to over pressurize the tank or it will spill out of the filler neck. Its hard to believe that international does not use a priming pump to aid in start up after maintenance when their competitors Isuzu and cummins do. However the powerstroke does use a lift pump but usually takes a while to prime. This way is quicker.
There's NO need to. They will prime thereselves as soon as the engine starts.
You don't have to prime it. It sits in oil and will prime naturally as soon as the engine starts.
On the left side of the motor there is your fuel pump on the side of it you will find a primer lever pump it up and down until it starts to get tight to prime the fuel system, you need to remove the fuel filter. make sure it is clean then fill the filter with clean diesel,and reinstall filter. this should be all you need to prime the system. you did not say what cummins engine you have,or whether it is a commercial or small truck engine. sometimes if there is air in the system after priming the filter, you may need to bleed the system to do this you need a proper sized wrench to crack open the fuel line for the #1 injector. after cracking this open just enuff for it to leak diesel, turn engine over to start engine. if air is in the system, the engine will run ruff and under powered. once engine is running, watch for diesel to squirt out of opened line,and listen for engine to start to run more smooth once engine reaches this point,retighten fuel line so it no longer leaks. the engine will then purge any orher air in the system and will run smooth and properly. if after you get it running right, annd shut engine down,the engine needs this procedure done again, then you need to look for a hole or leak in the fuel lines. usually the first place to look is where fuel filter is seated on filter mount. often the rubber gasket on filter needs replacement
There's no need to they will prime themselves when the engine starts.
Type the words "prime numbers chart" into the search engine on your computer.