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The A137 is 3/8 drive that is why the Cat socket is 1/4 drive.
Why on earth don't you just use a 3/4 or 19mm open end wrench and loosen the fuel line nuts to bleed air?
Bob
The open end wrench is my normal way. But have spent several hours trying to bleed a 9u, after fuel filter change. I opened the lines, used air to force fuel throw the lines and out the filter tower, still nothing. Open the bleeders with the old L shaped wrench. Spit more air, closed them and it started right up. After spending way to long, would it have run much sooner if I had started there? I hate fiddling with that old wrench in the back of the pump where is hard to see so don't normally do it that way. But if I had a socket and ratchet, I just might.
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