Subject	Confirm you are getting fuel out of the FPR.
Posted by	SirpriZ on April 02, 2014 at 5:24 PM
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In Reply To	Fuel pressure 55-60psi. Could there be a block in the system posted by LivinTheDream on March 31, 2014 at 10:19 PM
Message	How about disconnecting the FPR on the outlet side, run a hose from your FPR outlet into some catch mechanism. Crank the engine and see if you have fuel to the injectors. If you do, the injectors aren't firing on cranking. If there is no fuel, the issue lies after the fuel filter and before the injectors. I tried to think thru what you have already done: Since you have confirmed fuel pressure after the filter upon cranking, and there is no fuel in the combustion chambers....problem should lie in between, yes?
Follow Ups	Fuel pressure 55-60psi. Could there be a block in the system - LivinTheDream 22:19:48 03/31/14 Re: Fuel pressure 55-60psi. Could there be a block in the system - WazTTed 17:39:10 04/01/14 car cant idle if its not getting fuel. wont start. no fuel - LivinTheDream 18:15:15 04/01/14 Confirm you are getting fuel out of the FPR. - SirpriZ 17:24:53 04/02/14 P.S. Symtoms of a bad FPR are usually hard start - SirpriZ 18:13:52 04/02/14 Thanks for the insight. I tested for flow after the dampener - LivinTheDream 19:56:40 04/02/14 so fuel flows throughout the system. Injectors are faintly - LivinTheDream 10:37:06 04/03/14
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