Next up was the Yanmar 1510D. My nephew was using it and ran it out of fuel last week. Tried putting fuel in last week but it wouldn't go. I wasn't sure of the bleeding procedure, so I looked it up last night. It's pretty straight forward with 2 bleed screws at the filter housing, one bleeder at the injector pump, and then crack the lines on the injectors. I just did the bleed screws and gave it a try. It sputtered a few times, then nothing for about 4-5 revolutions, then some smoke and away it went. Got lucky and didn't need to bleed the injector lines.
