fuel pressure

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gump
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fuel pressure

Post by gump »

How long should my car hold fuel pressure with key off?How much press. drop if any mpfi.
john.p.clegg

Re: fuel pressure

Post by john.p.clegg »

Depends entirely on the integrity of your fuel system,if you have any leaks (sticky injectors,crud in the pressure regulator.etc) then it will not hold pressure....If you have a good system,half an hour is not unusual....but not needed..

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sheek
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Re: fuel pressure

Post by sheek »

i agreehalf hour is not uncommmon
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