Beast-Mode DSM
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- Sep 23, 2022
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Las vegas,
Nevada
I replaced my fuel pump but even still after sitting for a few hours or so when I get in and try starting the car it is hard to start.
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They are different. The FSM calls for 47 psi for N/A engines. 43 psi for turbo Auto and 37 psi for Turbo manual. The pressure is tested at idle with the vacuum hose off so they would have to have different springs internally to make different pressures.I would "assume" a turbo FPR would work, it just never would see positive pressure. If you had one laying around, I would put it on as a test.
Change the CTS..........or at least confirm it is working and getting a signal to the ECU!