HOW TO BLEED FUEL LINE ON LANDROVER

bleed the fuel system James, Filter change and bleed the air from the diesel lines. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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2007 2012 Ford Mondeo 2 0 TDI fuel filter change
Diesel filter change mondeo 2 0 tdi by Scott mechanics
31467500 Diesel Fuel System Bleeding Kit

you shouldn't need to bleed the air out-if you filled back up with fuel and its not starting you probably have a bad fuel pump-sorry- to bleed the fuel line look where the fuel line connects to the fuel injector rail-on the rail there should be a thing that looks like a tire inflator valve-turn the key on and push in the center of the valve and fuel should come out of it -if not then for sure pump isn't working- cheers Denny

This is the simplest way to bleed your fuel system short of trying to explain to you where to find an actual bleed port. Loosen any fuel line under the hood until a constant flow of fuel is coming out then tighten the line. Of course ensure you properly prepare the area for the free flowing fuel prior to opening the line.

THERE SOULD BE NO NEED TO BLEED THE FUEL SYSTEM, IT HAS A PRESURE AND RETURN LINE, THE FUEL IS CONSTANTLY FLOWING FROM FUEL TANK TO THE ENGINE AND BACK TO THE TANK.

more than likely there's condensation and air built up in the system , youll need to crack the fuel lines open and bleed the system, just as if you were bleeding brakes, air in the fuel lines is a very common problem on diesels

need to bleed the line should be a bleeder on the line ontop of the engine

I would start by looking for the valve on the fuel rail (or at the filter housing), if you disconnected the fuel pipe from the filter feed you will have a lot of air in the system (and diesels do not like air in the feul system) you will need to have someone crank the motor over while you push in on the schrader valve to release the air out of the system until you get fuel to flow steady out of that port (this may take a short period of time), then you should be able to start the vehicle... would also recommend replacing the fuel filter as well. Hope this helps.

from the fine with the least amount of preasure to the line with the most preasure.

to bleed the system fill the fuel filter then crack the inlet fule line turn over untill you get fuel then tightnline and start