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gomerpile 01-05-2008 02:09 PM

Fuel Pressure Problem
 
ok so i got my fuel pressure gauge in and found something horifing:madd:. my idle fuel pressure is 6 psi and my full throttle is 2psi. here is my question

my filter has 6500 miles on it. would that be the problem possibly?

my fuel pump has 5000, i dont think it is it, but 2 yr warranty :w2:

would my new 40 horse injectors cause that little at idle , could it have to do with the fact im running to little timing ( working on it).

or the last/ easiest, is could it be the gauge? i ran 1/4" line to the gauge, didnt bleed fuel thru line to the gauge, and the tube runs thru a 1/8" needle valve right out of the banjo bolt.

DangerousDuramax 01-05-2008 02:14 PM

If you've gotten some bad fuel then your filter could be the problem. Your injectors could certainly cause a issue. Do you have an aftermarket lift pump?
You definitely need to make sure your bleed the system all the way up to the gauge or isolator.

Whit 01-05-2008 02:59 PM

Ya chamge the filter and also bleed the air off the fp gauge then get back with us

the lift pumps on yer vintage of truck are very good pumps so I certainly wouldnt think it be an issue

LOGANSTANFORTH 01-05-2008 04:22 PM

first thing to do any time you have a fuel system problem is to change the filter......

Skeye 01-15-2008 05:02 PM

Actually that sounds about right, Gomer. The stock LP pulling through the stock 5/16" lines from the tank is not going to keep up with anything more than a slightly turned up VE. I don't know how much you have on the fuel screw, but with those injectors and more than a coupe turns of the screw, you could probably suck it down to zero on a long, hard pull.

Your gonna need a piston pump and/or some overall fuel delivery system upgrades.


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