a1000 fuel pressure
a1000 and fuel pressure PROBLEM
Pump: A1000
regulator: AEM(the big one, not the little rail mounted one)
Problem: All of the sudden my AF is reading in the 13's and im not making **** for power at the track and it cuts off lean protection at the top of 4th. I was running consistent 11.5 11.8 through the whole pass now its consistent 13.6ish and this literally happened overnight, friday night i ran a 10.5 and went home, and went to a race and it was doing this.
We swapped out the pump with a spare, don't know for sure if it was truly good but it resulted with the same outcome even with that pump. Im rebuilding my current a1000 through aeromotive as we speak anyways.
I also noticed that i couldnt turn down the pressure from 45 psi...it was just stuck there, i unscrewed the adjuster and it just stayed there and then i screw it in a BUNCH and the pressure didn't budge over 45.
Fuel pressure also drops about 5 pounds right when i rev it up.
When we shut the car the pressure falls from 45 to 0 in a matter of about 2 seconds, that is all that i have noticed so far, gonna dig deeper into stuff tomorrow night.
Pump: A1000
regulator: AEM(the big one, not the little rail mounted one)
Problem: All of the sudden my AF is reading in the 13's and im not making **** for power at the track and it cuts off lean protection at the top of 4th. I was running consistent 11.5 11.8 through the whole pass now its consistent 13.6ish and this literally happened overnight, friday night i ran a 10.5 and went home, and went to a race and it was doing this.
We swapped out the pump with a spare, don't know for sure if it was truly good but it resulted with the same outcome even with that pump. Im rebuilding my current a1000 through aeromotive as we speak anyways.
I also noticed that i couldnt turn down the pressure from 45 psi...it was just stuck there, i unscrewed the adjuster and it just stayed there and then i screw it in a BUNCH and the pressure didn't budge over 45.
Fuel pressure also drops about 5 pounds right when i rev it up.
When we shut the car the pressure falls from 45 to 0 in a matter of about 2 seconds, that is all that i have noticed so far, gonna dig deeper into stuff tomorrow night.
Last edited by SPOOLINmatt; Jun 1, 2009 at 12:59 PM.
so does it only go lean under a load in higher gears or is it the same thing all the way through. you car looked like it was ok until 3rd and 4th gear the other day.
i would check to see if your losing vacuum at the diaphram on the fuel pressure regulator, that could be a huge problem if it's boost dependant. if you have a vacuum pump hook to the regulator and pull some vacume on it if it loses it pretty quickly i would say you have a problem there and would swap the regulator it should take a few minutes atleast to bleed off the vacuum from the pump
it's also possible that the spring collapsed in there causing a problem
i would check to see if your losing vacuum at the diaphram on the fuel pressure regulator, that could be a huge problem if it's boost dependant. if you have a vacuum pump hook to the regulator and pull some vacume on it if it loses it pretty quickly i would say you have a problem there and would swap the regulator it should take a few minutes atleast to bleed off the vacuum from the pump
it's also possible that the spring collapsed in there causing a problem
it was consistently lean all through the gears, 3rd and 4th were considerably worse then the first 2. I just went and played with it, the regulator wont let the pressure go less than 45 psi and i can crank it up to 100 psi if i want but i guess if the diaphram is ripped it would still do that? I never thought to pop the top off and look at the diaphram. I will do it tomorrow.
3rd and 4th is when it is the hungriest. (man am i glad i set the s300 up to log fuel pressure)
if you arent getting the 1:1 rise your diaphram may be ripped.
if you arent getting the 1:1 rise your diaphram may be ripped.
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