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Don't loose it. I have with two people not had to crack the injector lines at the injector to remove the Head. We just took off all vibration clips and I wrapped my belt around all loose injector lines and as I lifted up very carefully on all the lines Pete removed the head. If you are alone you...

Are we talking about the same thing. Though you were talking about the small pin that is in the end of the fuel control assembly that controls the fuel collar. OK you did say the fuel shut of cover. As I said before if there is fuel to the head and you remove the shut down cover and the fuel...

The wedge or pin can not fall out if the fuel control is not removed.

Sounds like the in tank pump is not working. You do not need to fill any canister by hand if the in tank pimp is working. This system is self bleeding so no need to crack injectors. Easy way to check in tank is pumping would be crack the bleeder between the secondary and final fuel filter...

Thanks to gimpyrob for the pic of the fuel control assembly.!

No could be a sticking fuel control. Fuel at the head and fuel control working trouble with HH.

I don't like cracking injector lines or removing the center plug for the head. By just cracking the bleed at the finals or removing the fuel line at the HH and there is fuel there when the in tank is running then something is wrong in the head. Waist more time and can cause more problems than...