Hi I am using Topdon phoenix lite 2 If you can't bleed it with the tool make sure the filter is full of fuel before install, then try to prime with ignition or by applying 12v on the pump directly. Or just try to crank for a long time and it will start eventually
@@TheKeenMechanic thanks bud really appreciate your reply great video,whilst ignition off and trying my scan tool in engine module I pressed fuel pump test and the coil was flashing so panicked and unplugged device,turned ignition off and restarted car all good no flashing coil light,is it nothing for the glow plug/coil light to flash whilst plugged into test functions? Not the easiest scan tool to figure,yours made it look easy👍
@@TheKeenMechanic cranking it for long without a properly primed fuel system can damage your high pressure fuel pump. They are pretty sensitive anyway so it is not worth the risk
Not an Audi guy myself but very interesting and well explained as always😊
Thanks bud. You are a great support as always. I will have some BMW content for you next time🤝
Great job
Thanks
Thanks, I will do it on my own next time
Easy when you know how 😉
Thank you so much ✌️👍
You are very welcome🤝
Hi buddy,what scan tool do you use? I’ve got the icarsoft vwas 3.0 and can’t get pump to prime
Hi
I am using Topdon phoenix lite 2
If you can't bleed it with the tool make sure the filter is full of fuel before install, then try to prime with ignition or by applying 12v on the pump directly. Or just try to crank for a long time and it will start eventually
@@TheKeenMechanic thanks bud really appreciate your reply great video,whilst ignition off and trying my scan tool in engine module I pressed fuel pump test and the coil was flashing so panicked and unplugged device,turned ignition off and restarted car all good no flashing coil light,is it nothing for the glow plug/coil light to flash whilst plugged into test functions? Not the easiest scan tool to figure,yours made it look easy👍
@@dmaccycles403 mine cost £840 two years ago and I have been very happy with it
@@TheKeenMechanic cranking it for long without a properly primed fuel system can damage your high pressure fuel pump. They are pretty sensitive anyway so it is not worth the risk
@@raresiulian1355 Thanks for your comment buddy🤝🏻
Have you moved your fuel filter into this location or it was originally there? It’s not located there on my seat exeo, it must be under engine…
This is the original location for any Diesel Exeo. If you have a Petrol Exeo it is most likely under the car
@@TheKeenMechanic I have diesel and it’s not there👍
@@avoroneckis Hi
What year is yours, is it estate or saloon and what is the horsepower?
I am curious why it is not in the same place
@@TheKeenMechanic it’s saloon, originally 143bhp but it’s remapped to 185
@@avoroneckisMine is the same. 143hp 2011. There must be different fuel filter manufacturers. Thanks for responding and letting everyone know🤝🏻