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Just run a fuel line to the inlet on the bottom of the injection pump. I used a boat fuel line with a pump. It at least eliminates a large portion of the fuel system and help narrow it down a bit. When mine didn’t start it ended up being the bowtie shaped piece in the hydraulic head. It was...
I would run a separate fuel line from a container of clean fuel directly to to injection pump so you eliminate the fuel system. If it starts up after running a bit then at least have narrowed it down to a leak somewhere between the tank and the injection pump.
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