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Fuel pressure jumps to 60, then drops all the way to 0-5.
93 blazer 4.3 vortec. New fuel pump, new filter, new spider kit with regulator. Fuel pump relay doesnt seem to trigger every time, but when it does the pressure jumps to 60 for 2 seconds and then rapidly drops. I don't see any leaking around the spider or regulator, but it does seem to be coming out the ends of the poppets when I pulled one to look. Could the relay being defective cause pressure drop or is that a different issue entirely? Can't find any leaks.
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The valves at the end of the injector shouldn't have fuel coming out of them while priming the pump. I would suspect that is where your fuel pressure is leaking down to.
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Originally Posted by chevyriders
(Post 688330)
The valves at the end of the injector shouldn't have fuel coming out of them while priming the pump. I would suspect that is where your fuel pressure is leaking down to.
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From my understanding, the only thing that would cause that is a defective unit. What brand is it?
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Originally Posted by chevyriders
(Post 688334)
From my understanding, the only thing that would cause that is a defective unit. What brand is it?
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The fuel pump relay just feeds the pump itself, not the injectors.
It's recommended to use AC Delco units, they are the OEM brand, and known to be quality. |
Originally Posted by chevyriders
(Post 688338)
The fuel pump relay just feeds the pump itself, not the injectors.
It's recommended to use AC Delco units, they are the OEM brand, and known to be quality. |
Originally Posted by chevyriders
(Post 688338)
The fuel pump relay just feeds the pump itself, not the injectors.
It's recommended to use AC Delco units, they are the OEM brand, and known to be quality. |
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