Alright, so the car was running fine, then it sat for long time outside, everything is in great working condition, except Im having some fuel problems.

The problem seems to be fuel, I am guessing that it was contaminated. I drained the tank, put in some water remover on it, filled it back up with gas. new filter, cleaned th getting fuel out on the Fuel Return Line. Does anybody have any input/help on this? I can only work on this today, and need this car back on the road ASAP.

ANY HELP APPRECIATED!!

-Sammy

 

what is it that the car is doing or not doing that's not normal?

 

Its not starting. I unbolted the fuel rail with the injectors still attached to it. The injectors looked clogged as the fuel was not atomized but more like drops of fuel coming out of them. I cleaned them, but the problem is that there is NO fuel coming out of the FPR's return line. I replaced the FPR with a known working one out of my brothers car, and still no fuel came out the Return line.

 

are you getting fuel or is it just the remainder of fuel left in the system? Are you getting spark by the way? If you think it's the injectors, why not swap it with your bros to check to eliminate if it's the injectors or not.

 

Yea I have spark, I filled up the tank, so its Full. I am going to re-clean the injectors since they were the problem last time. I just don't get why there is't an fuel coming out the return line. Any thoughts on that? Thanks for your input btw!!

 

if your not seeing any fuel coming out the return line, then you must not be getting fuel to start with. I think that your main relay might have went out, check on that and see what happen.

 

Yeah its a new MFR, I am sure its the injectors that are clogged up again. There is pressure but the injectors are clogged. I am going to get some carb cleaner and clean them out again...

 

Did you try to using your brothers injectors, just to make sure its your injectors? if an injector is clogged, cleaning it yourself, is going to be hard to do, but you can always take it to a profressional to have it clean.