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Just an idea , why not try it with the fuel cap off. If Ok then the fuel cap is not letting air into the tank.
Sounds like fuel starvation but could be wrong.
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Tried it, thanks but made no difference. I also believe air is entering fuel line somewhere. When I changed fuel filter it ran for approx 350 miles and started again.
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the fuel system sucks fuel from the tank so any little leak will not show as a leak. There was a problem with the fuel filter lids at one time, they warped and allowed air in. One way is to insert a clear piece of tubing into the pipe where you can see if air is getting into the system before the filter or after it.
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And just in case it's not air ingress, try disconnecting the MAF at the intake pipe and see if it stops doing this. If it then drives perfectly at all times, replace the MAF.
So does it only restart if you use the bleed pump? Or just starts again within 10 mins if you do nothing - if so then it isn't air getting in (it wouldn't bleed itself when stopped)
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