fuel pressure check
fuel pressure check
my car has been lacking power at WOT...
update:
fuel pressure @ WOT is 50 psi (40 psi @ idle) and my pressure bleeds down instantly when i turm my engine off...(i thought it was to slowly bleed down)
where should it be and how should i fix it... is it as simple as adjusting the regulator or is the problem more than that?
thanks to everyone for your help...
http://http://web.camaross.com/forum...d.php?t=525864
update:
fuel pressure @ WOT is 50 psi (40 psi @ idle) and my pressure bleeds down instantly when i turm my engine off...(i thought it was to slowly bleed down)
where should it be and how should i fix it... is it as simple as adjusting the regulator or is the problem more than that?
thanks to everyone for your help...
http://http://web.camaross.com/forum...d.php?t=525864
Stock FP between 43-46 at WOT (measured with the vac line off) deduct round 8 with vac line. Unless you have an adjustable regulator you won't be able to change it.
It may be running a bit rich at 50 which may cause some power loss, but you might look elsewhere, e.g. what is your A/F? Ideally, probably aound 12.9 to 13.1.
If you haven't had it tuned, you should at least have someone do a wide-band scan to see if you are running too rich. JMHO
It may be running a bit rich at 50 which may cause some power loss, but you might look elsewhere, e.g. what is your A/F? Ideally, probably aound 12.9 to 13.1.
If you haven't had it tuned, you should at least have someone do a wide-band scan to see if you are running too rich. JMHO
You fuel bleed down issue when you shut the engine off is most likely caused by a faulty/dirty check valve in the fuel pump. It can also be caused by leaky fuel injector(s) or a bad fuel pressure regulator. This has have nothing to do with your lack of power at WOT, but it usually causes hard starting.
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