FMU being non boost dependant, how to fix?
well the boost dependant fuel pressure regulator is keeping fuel pressure at 125-150psi all the times no matter what. whats wrong with this thing???
Do you have it hooked up correctly?
Have you opened it to see if everything is inside? (washer, diaphram,spring, retainer)
Sounds like you have it hooked up backwards.
Have you opened it to see if everything is inside? (washer, diaphram,spring, retainer)
Sounds like you have it hooked up backwards.
Remove it. Walk to the nearest trash bin, and drop it in. Pick up the nearest phone and call Hondata. That's a sure fire way to fix it.
Do you have it hooked up correctly?
Have you opened it to see if everything is inside? (washer, diaphram,spring, retainer)
Sounds like you have it hooked up backwards.
Have you opened it to see if everything is inside? (washer, diaphram,spring, retainer)
Sounds like you have it hooked up backwards.
Although there could be a few more reasons...
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sounds like its stuck, . FMU's
[Modified by lshatchturbo, 1:24 PM 1/30/2003]
sounds like its stuck, . FMU's
Yes this sounds like what is going on. If your going to use a FMU, look into the cartech 2005 units. A very nice FMU, which is adjustable.
[Modified by lshatchturbo, 1:24 PM 1/30/2003]
Yes this sounds like what is going on. If your going to use a FMU, look into the cartech 2005 units. A very nice FMU, which is adjustable.
[Modified by lshatchturbo, 1:24 PM 1/30/2003]
try taking it apart like they said
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