**UPDATE**Possible bad Fuel Pump
#1
**UPDATE**Possible bad Fuel Pump
I posted about my fuel pump possibly going bad
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...hreadid=241972
here are the Fuel Pressure results...
in the "On" position, the car pressurizes @ a whopping 22 psi and barely holds
At idle the car barely reaches 33 psi.
So it looks like the Racetronix kit thats coming in this week will do the job.
http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...hreadid=241972
here are the Fuel Pressure results...
in the "On" position, the car pressurizes @ a whopping 22 psi and barely holds
At idle the car barely reaches 33 psi.
So it looks like the Racetronix kit thats coming in this week will do the job.
#3
Originally posted by Racetronix
Make sure you clean your tank out before you put in the new pump.
We have had a higher than normal failure rate on pumps for F-LT1 cars due to their age and rust contamination.
Make sure you clean your tank out before you put in the new pump.
We have had a higher than normal failure rate on pumps for F-LT1 cars due to their age and rust contamination.
Do you have any tips on cleaning the fuel tank? I'll be installing this pump from the "Trap Door" method a lot of people use rather than dropping the rear and exhuast.
Last edited by Fast96WS6; 03-28-2004 at 08:57 PM.
#5
Originally posted by Fast96WS6
Thanks for the tip. Good to see vendors interacting with customers on here
Do you have any tips on cleaning the fuel tank? I'll be installing this pump from the "Trap Door" method a lot of people use rather than dropping the rear and exhuast.
Thanks for the tip. Good to see vendors interacting with customers on here
Do you have any tips on cleaning the fuel tank? I'll be installing this pump from the "Trap Door" method a lot of people use rather than dropping the rear and exhuast.
The tank must be flushed a few times and dried out to be done properly.
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