Fuel Pump
03-21-2004, 02:10 AM
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Fuel Pump
Pump calved big time Thursday night ....flyin alonfg when heavy surging begain ....pedal to the floor hopin to make the next hill so i coast down it to the next lil town .....nope boggin real bad...just made the crest and stopped .........no fuel pressure ..no fuel at all ...pump no longer in this world ...packed it in....pushing 3400lbs of bitchy beast over the top of the hill ...fun starts now....coast down the mountain road ....no power 
armstrong steering to the Shell station ...phoned for the flatdeck towtruck to come take me home ...well its only a 100 klm ride home.......still in shop redoing fuel lines and new pump......Tomorrow i hope if not Monday... :? just when you figure all bugs are ironed out ....one sneeks in the backdoor.......... :( sheeeeeeeeeeez
03-21-2004, 10:52 AM
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I'd love to see pics of you heaving that car! You probably sucked the guts out of the pump with that fuel demand 
Are you going to use the stock strainer assembly, or port the bottom of the tank and go with an external pump? Is the new fuel rail done already?
03-21-2004, 11:22 AM
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One word. LEAN.
The last dyno sheet I saw showed his AFR going way lean, regardless of the standalone fuel management system. It may only be one or two components, but you know Turtle. Upgrade everthing from the tank to the injectors, and make sure.
Do it right in a BIG way
The last dyno sheet I saw showed his AFR going way lean, regardless of the standalone fuel management system. It may only be one or two components, but you know Turtle. Upgrade everthing from the tank to the injectors, and make sure.
Do it right in a BIG way
03-21-2004, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by jeffrey10x2
just curious, why are they re doing the fuel lines, they are hard plastic
03-21-2004, 11:36 AM
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You gotta remember the condition of stock fuel lines on a 92 chassis I've even thought of replcacing mine as a preventive measure. I think the main fuel line from his pump to the rail is just 'because'. It will provide a larger volume buffer to draw from in extreme fuel-demand conditions.
The fuel rail itself was confirmed to be a weak spot in the system.
I've even thought of replcacing mine as a preventive measure. I think the main fuel line from his pump to the rail is just 'because'. It will provide a larger volume buffer to draw from in extreme fuel-demand conditions. The fuel rail itself was confirmed to be a weak spot in the system.