Fuel pressure issues,
- Thread starter Rebel3146
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It's possible I guess, that would be the third one since I bought it .
What’s that saying about doing the same thing over and over expecting different results? Doesn’t look like a tps problem.
Have you cleaned the office where the tps goes into?
Does it run bad at higher rpms when or when cruising down the road?
Have you cleaned the office where the tps goes into?
Does it run bad at higher rpms when or when cruising down the road?
He doesn't like manual labor.
Yes on the one I installed previously, the shop installed the last one
Ive had terrible luck with Delphi pumps. just throwing it out there.
what's your fuel pressure at the fuel rail?
what's your fuel pressure at the fuel rail?
WestCoastDan
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I swear that cutting the fuel line and adding a second, in-line pump is going to become the fix for these things.
What other vehicles require this much fuel pressure?
I'm ready to figure out how an alternate pump might be converted to work better than these aftermarket turds.
What other vehicles require this much fuel pressure?
I'm ready to figure out how an alternate pump might be converted to work better than these aftermarket turds.
He doesn't like manual labor.
No no no. I was responding to a thread on “The Office Forum”. I just got a bit confused which forum I was on. But it kinda came out part way correct. Trying to be more like you and derail this train.
I put a fuel pressure gauge on my fuel rail.
Spent more money on that than I did on the $58 Ultra Power fuel pump I installed from Rock Auto.
Gauge is doing exactly what it's supposed to do... preventing the fuel pump from breaking (Murphy's Law.)
-Mac
Spent more money on that than I did on the $58 Ultra Power fuel pump I installed from Rock Auto.
Gauge is doing exactly what it's supposed to do... preventing the fuel pump from breaking (Murphy's Law.)
-Mac
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