fuel pressure gauge check
#1
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fuel pressure gauge check
my 951 is running a little rough and ready for new turbo.
i suspect my fuel system may be lacking - regulator, diaphragm, lines, etc.
i started the car, pulled the fuse for fuel sender to lower fuel pressure.
i removed the nut and ball bearing on the test port and installed a pressure gauge.
started the car and it was hunting a little and settled at 35 psi
waited 30 mins to see if the pressure drops and observed 28 psi
next check is the vacuum line...
i suspect my fuel system may be lacking - regulator, diaphragm, lines, etc.
i started the car, pulled the fuse for fuel sender to lower fuel pressure.
i removed the nut and ball bearing on the test port and installed a pressure gauge.
started the car and it was hunting a little and settled at 35 psi
waited 30 mins to see if the pressure drops and observed 28 psi
next check is the vacuum line...
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so a quick check on clarks garage seems to show my 951 is in spec.
30 psi when running
35 psi when turning off and after 30 minutes
28 psi still holding
does this mean my regulator is working or that my diaphragm is working or both?
is there another test that needs to be done?
30 psi when running
35 psi when turning off and after 30 minutes
28 psi still holding
does this mean my regulator is working or that my diaphragm is working or both?
is there another test that needs to be done?