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Read articles →This video walks through bleeding the fuel system on a Kubota BX23S after a filter change, filmed in real time so viewers can follow each step as it happens. It covers loosening the bleeder, orienting the pin hole correctly, using the key in accessory position, and watching for a clean fuel stream. Short and procedural, most useful to BX23S owners doing their own fuel filter service.
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Loosen the bleeder, position the pin hole facing down, put the key in accessory position, and wait until the spitting stops and a clean fuel stream appears.
You know it is done when the fuel stops spitting and you get a nice, steady stream coming out.
