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Thanks meanjean. I understand the need to bleed the system. The problem with this situation is that I put the old injector back in, I can bleed the system down and actually get the tractor running. However long I bleed the system with the new injector, it won't start.

The injector was purchased from the local Kubota dealer, and yes, lines were bled.

Recently my Kubota L-185 began to lose power. After troubleshooting, I determined that loosening the rear fuel line on top of the engine caused the engine to sputter and die. When I loosened the front fuel line, the engine idled a little rougher, but continued to run. A local tractor mechanic...