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High Pressure Fuel Pump Function Tip Clip

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In this clip, taken directly from Robert Bosch, LLC’s live streaming TPMS class, Bob Pattengale explains how the high pressure fuel pump on the first generation Sprinter function and the shutdown solenoid.

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Bob Pattengale, National Training Manager for Robert Bosch LLC will present a training class on Sprinter Diesel Diagnostics, focusing on common rail injection systems and the differences between the 2.7 and the 3.0 engines "

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