old-iron-habit
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Them are the fuel filters. Be careful not to break the retention rods. To bleed the system, take a old inner tube and cut a 4"or so hole in it away from valve. To use it to bleed slip it over the tank filler, clamp it, and fill some air into it. Do not go over 5 lbs., it does not take much. Go thru the system bleeding the top of the filters until all air is gone and then bleed to the bleeders behind each injector. There is a cat tool to loosen them, or some use a 1/4 drive socket and extension. Takes a small socket but I don't know the size, I have a Cat bleeder tool.