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They can not pull fuel from the tank if air is in the system.
If the pump was working and then stopped, the truck will pull fuel through. But if there is any air in the system you need the in tank pump to get the truck running.
Your best bet is to pull the glow plugs and crank the engine until you get fuel misting out of the glow plug holes. Then install GPs and crank over. Easiest way to bleed the system.
When I adjust my brakes, I just do 15 thousands gap top and bottom. TM calls for 20 top and 10 bottom. Lmk if you need a hand with this.
Still got my number?
As we've discussed on the phone, I believe its a governor issue. Maybe rustystud (https://www.steelsoldiers.com/members/rustystud.32597/) will see this thread and post up. I know he has been through the IPs in depth, maybe he has an better idea than I do.
Do you mean copper or aluminum? I would imagine whichever is rated at the highest temp, but definitely use some! (as a dear mechanic friend once said, any is better than none!)
I still have a few filter sets available. They are the FM100 style, so, a water in fuel sensor is available and so is the heater. I just don't have either of those here to sell with the kit. Ebay should have them but I bet any stanadyne dealer should be able to locate them for you.