luizdiefenbach
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- Jan 6, 2003
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Brazil,
South America
Well after I installed my FPR everything was allright, I didn't notice anything wrong with the car.
But I tried do run tha vacuum line direct from the manifold to the FPR and I had a surprise...
When I hit WOT the car is very slow and my hallmeter show that I am PIG rich.
Consider that:
1) I set the FPR for 43.5psi with vacuum hose disconected
2) When the FPR was connected trough FPR solenoid almost always the solenoid was closed (and the fuel pressure 43.5psi) even in cold starts...
3) I think that is no leak in my fuel system I double cheked everything and after shutoff the FP dont fall quickly, I holds a plenty of time...
4) I live in brazil and i bought the FPR here, and there are NO technical information of any kind about the product...
So what is happening with my car?
How can I be sure that my FPR is 1:1 ratio???
Should I try to run a hose direct from manifold to FPR again?
thanks for all the aswers...
these are links to really large pics.... so it cannot be displayed directly on the topic...
pic 1
pic2
This last picture of the FPR ins not in my car but its the same FPR that I'm using...
Sorry about my english, but my primary language is portuguese (brazilian) and my english are a little "rusty"
But I tried do run tha vacuum line direct from the manifold to the FPR and I had a surprise...
When I hit WOT the car is very slow and my hallmeter show that I am PIG rich.
Consider that:
1) I set the FPR for 43.5psi with vacuum hose disconected
2) When the FPR was connected trough FPR solenoid almost always the solenoid was closed (and the fuel pressure 43.5psi) even in cold starts...
3) I think that is no leak in my fuel system I double cheked everything and after shutoff the FP dont fall quickly, I holds a plenty of time...
4) I live in brazil and i bought the FPR here, and there are NO technical information of any kind about the product...
So what is happening with my car?
How can I be sure that my FPR is 1:1 ratio???
Should I try to run a hose direct from manifold to FPR again?
thanks for all the aswers...
these are links to really large pics.... so it cannot be displayed directly on the topic...
pic 1
pic2
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This last picture of the FPR ins not in my car but its the same FPR that I'm using...
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Sorry about my english, but my primary language is portuguese (brazilian) and my english are a little "rusty"