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Boost gauge and fuel pressure help

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wicked98gsx

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Feb 17, 2012
Middlesex, North_Carolina
I need help once again from the guru's from this site but please redirect me if Im violating the rules. Ihave tried searching for pictures but not getting any good pics of what i'm asking about....


So I have the car running great now. perfect RPMs, downpipe still needs to be hooked up with the two gaskets I have.


But here is my problem, I went and bought a generic OBD2 scan tool to figure out what I was getting on my CeL. The only code being thrown was no spark in #2 and #3 cylinder.... First things I should have checked after sitting for over a year was the spark plugs and components :banghead:...... The light goes off and I'm running great.... I take it out for a drive last night and it drove ok for about 5 minutes then started sputtering horribly. CeL pops on as I pull into my driveway so I run the code...P1105 and P1105pd (fuel pressure solenoid) now I was told by the Mitsu dealership that My aftermarket Boost/vac gauge could be causing a malfunction. here are some pics of the set up that is on the car that the previous owner did....

This is the T'd part... one line to boost gauge, one line to stock fpr, and then other to the fp solenoid
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This is what my scan tool says is bad
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Sorry for the noob questions but I have no way to get a FSM or a haynes. SO Im getting my help the best way I can at the moment
 
As a temporary fix (or a no emission state fix) just eliminate the solenoid for right now. Take the end that runs to the FPR off the solenoid and just run it straight to the manifold nipple bypassing the FPR solenoid completely.
 
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