Problem with low fuel pressure
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Problem with low fuel pressure
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The spark plugs were white and had a brown ring around
them after only 1500 miles.
I tested the fuel pressure today and it was 24psi,
34psi with vacuum hose disconnected.
What could cause such low fuel pressure?
Thx fellas
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The spark plugs were white and had a brown ring around
them after only 1500 miles.
I tested the fuel pressure today and it was 24psi,
34psi with vacuum hose disconnected.
What could cause such low fuel pressure?
Thx fellas
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Re: Problem with low fuel pressure (SKDRCR)
bumpdizzl3
by the way i cleaned out the fuel filter with an
air hose and put it back in the the pressure
was exactly the same.
by the way i cleaned out the fuel filter with an
air hose and put it back in the the pressure
was exactly the same.
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Re: Problem with low fuel pressure (sharkcohen)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sharkcohen »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Pump. Regulator. Restriction in the line.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm gonna try swapping regulators today an see what happens.
Could I put a warlbro 255lb in there or would that be over doing it?
What would I do about restriction in the line?
I'm gonna try swapping regulators today an see what happens.
Could I put a warlbro 255lb in there or would that be over doing it?
What would I do about restriction in the line?
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Re: Problem with low fuel pressure (SKDRCR)
Ok, I swapped regulators today and the pressure is good now
but the original problem still remains the same which is making me
think it's still ignition related.
man this problem is
but the original problem still remains the same which is making me
think it's still ignition related.
man this problem is
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i'm curious of the same problem.....i did this and that...i come to a conclusion: wrong injectors or bad fuel fitler. I dunno ...but i need to try a new regulator ...you got one that I can adjust. thanks....
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Re: Problem with low fuel pressure (Layziejoe775)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Layziejoe775 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i'm curious of the same problem.....i did this and that...i come to a conclusion: wrong injectors or bad fuel fitler. I dunno ...but i need to try a new regulator ...you got one that I can adjust. thanks....</TD></TR></TABLE>
The car ran awesome for 20k miles, I know it has the right injectors in it.
I cleaned out the fuel filter and put it back in, the fuel
pressure didnt change any.
The car ran awesome for 20k miles, I know it has the right injectors in it.
I cleaned out the fuel filter and put it back in, the fuel
pressure didnt change any.
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Re: Problem with low fuel pressure (SKDRCR)
w000h000, I found the problem
I was sitting in my car just letting it idle and the rpm's would drop whenever I released the clutch, then I actually heard the
clicking sound from the relay. I was hitting the relay with
my foot because i just had it dangling from the wire for
easy access to remove so no one could steal my car,
I tucked it a little farther up in the wires and now it's good
to go.
I was sitting in my car just letting it idle and the rpm's would drop whenever I released the clutch, then I actually heard the
clicking sound from the relay. I was hitting the relay with
my foot because i just had it dangling from the wire for
easy access to remove so no one could steal my car,
I tucked it a little farther up in the wires and now it's good
to go.
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