In tank Pump?
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well the reason im asking is because my fuel pressure is 20 to 22 at idle.
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ok i was looking under neath and i looked on top of the tank where the fuel lines go into the tank and on top you have your two fuel lines and the right beside it i seen some type of sensor right beside them and the wiring was going from the tank all the way to the motor? Is that just a sensor for the fuel level or what?
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ok just looked some more there is some type of relay theat plugs in on top of the tank and it has 4 wires running out of it going all the way to the motor?
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need some answers?
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ok i was looking under neath and i looked on top of the tank where the fuel lines go into the tank and on top you have your two fuel lines and the right beside it i seen some type of sensor right beside them and the wiring was going from the tank all the way to the motor? Is that just a sensor for the fuel level or what?
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ok just looked some more there is some type of relay theat plugs in on top of the tank and it has 4 wires running out of it going all the way to the motor?
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need some answers?
Last edited by 98dodgecummins; 06-04-2010 at 11:32 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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i dont like my fuel pressure at 20 because when it gets their it starts having a little miss to it.
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if i didnt want maybe if i have a in tank pump could i unplug the relay so the in tank pump wouldnt work if that is what it is ?
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if i didnt want maybe if i have a in tank pump could i unplug the relay so the in tank pump wouldnt work if that is what it is ?
Last edited by 98dodgecummins; 06-04-2010 at 03:45 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost