9.2 volts at the pump!

Started by ro284, February 06, 2007, 04:47:27 PM

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Carl

The engine must be on boost and revs at the same time yes.
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Carl

mattmaclennan

The resistor is underneath the brake servo. Disconect this and jump the Fuel Pump Relay, then conduct your voltage tests again. You will be measuring what the fuel pump is seeing when the engine is under load.

andyroi

Carl, am i right saying you can check the voltage on the pfc comander? Was having a play around with it last nite and while i did find a page with numbers seemingly in volts, Im not very sure

memski

I believe that voltage on the display is at the battery and not the fuel pump.

stuart wizy

what should the fuel pressure be on idle anyone??
I have the same problem with my stock fuel setup on my fd.
I took the fuel feed pipe of, with fuel pump running over a jug and it was tricking out! I could easily stop the fuel with my finger tip.
my car has not run for 3 years , ive rebuilt the motor and I guess its picked a load of sludge up in the filter out of the fuel tank, or the pump is goosed.