Fuel injection systems do not need to "bled." However, if Questioner is actually trying to ask, "Should I relieve pressure in a fuel injection system before performing fuel system maintenance?" then the anwer is yes.
You run out of gas and get air bubbles in your fuel system, which may be a problem if it doesn't self bleed, although most modern fuel injection systems do
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You can prevent fuel injection flooding by not pumping the gas pedal when trying to start the engine. Fuel injection systems do not need any additional fuel when starting the engine.
Diesel and Gasoline The Carburetor (old school) and fuel injection.
Carburetor and injection.
The computer controlled fuel injection/air intake systems. So a computer chip takes the place of a choke.
That is normal for fuel injection systems.
In modern gasoline injection systems, the fuel injector sprays gasoline directly into the intake manifold or directly into the combustion chamber, depending on whether the system is a port fuel injection (PFI) or direct fuel injection (DI) system. In PFI systems, the injector atomizes the fuel as it enters the intake manifold, mixing it with air before it enters the engine cylinders. In DI systems, the injector sprays fuel directly into the combustion chamber under high pressure, allowing for more precise fuel delivery and better combustion efficiency.
Is it normal to bleed a lot if you leave the two month injection
Yes, the 1988 Mercedes 190E 2.6 is equipped with a fuel injection system. Specifically, it uses a Bosch KE-Jetronic fuel injection system, which is a type of continuous injection system. This technology helps optimize fuel delivery and improve engine performance compared to carbureted systems.
more susceptible to icing.
Diesel and Gasoline The Carburetor (old school) and fuel injection.