Subject	which fuel pump do you have?
Posted by	sparkie on September 11, 2009 at 5:54 PM
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In Reply To	Re: The FPR should be placed after the returns posted by Magnum on September 11, 2009 at 05:26 PM
Message	It sounds like at higher pressure, the pump is not keeping up? What's your injector duty on the top end? Look at your fuel map, is it linear, on the top rpm range within the same load column? www.ztechz.net ICQ # 14337317
Follow Ups	For those with parallel fuel line rail setup a question - Magnum 12:58:17 09/11/09 Check FPR..As far as series or parallel I believe - twinturbineZ 13:30:42 09/11/09 Swap regulators 1st, if not I would say it's the pump - Ashman2k2 13:41:15 09/11/09 Another possiblity can be the pump not running at full speed - Ashman2k2 13:53:48 09/11/09 if anything... - Antihero 13:43:10 09/11/09 The FPR should be placed after the returns - sparkie 14:09:07 09/11/09 Re: The FPR should be placed after the returns - Magnum 17:26:44 09/11/09 which fuel pump do you have? - sparkie 17:54:17 09/11/09 Re: which fuel pump do you have? - Magnum 09:58:47 09/12/09 It should be the same. I have it on my car. - AZHeat 14:58:51 09/11/09 Pressure = voltage; split paths how you like but no change - BobbyT 04:17:07 09/12/09 Replace fuel filter if older than 6 months . - zbest1 08:43:46 09/12/09 Indeed... (n/m) - Greg (Dallas) 12:44:46 09/12/09
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