Dantheman1540
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So is my fuel pump dying? Can’t remember what oem specs are but I thought 50primed and 40psi bleed down and hold was normal
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Leave it on for awhile. If it’s the FPR or a small leak it will show over time.So is my fuel pump dying? Can’t remember what oem specs are but I thought 50primed and 40psi bleed down and hold was normal
Damn I’m an idiot, no I didn’t I was super rushed.Did you bleed the air out of the tester hose?
I will have to do further testing Friday when I have more time and I will leave it for longer to see.Leave it on for awhile. If it’s the FPR or a small leak it will show over time.
I didn’t get time to check I was in a rush but I’ll check that FridayWhat kind of pressure when it's running at various RPMs?
Huh didn’t know it was that high but makes sense most people set their adjustable FPRs to 58. Ill inspect better for a leaky injector tomorrow when I leave for work.Shoot. Seems like it should be a bit higher and not bleed down so quickly when not running. Leaky injector? Bad fuel pump or FPR?
KOEO specs for NBS V8 engines:
Non-Flex: 55 to 62 psi
Flex: 48 to 54 psi
I’ll probably swap all my **** into the taco tomorrow or Friday, it takes me a good 15minutes to swap all my **** and I always end up forgetting stuff if I swap at 1030pm after class in the dark or 6am before work in the dark.Should've kept the taco.
Also
58psi=400kpa
43psi=300kpa
That's where the oddly specific psi comes from