Please help !
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 29,661
Likes: 43
From: Sheboygan Wisconsin






http://www.oehq.com/acdelco-parts_21...20BUICK%20PARK
dont you think that fuel pressure sensor just tells if the tank has low pressure and senses a leak ?? This seems like a vent is plugged sometimes or something ....
dont you think that fuel pressure sensor just tells if the tank has low pressure and senses a leak ?? This seems like a vent is plugged sometimes or something ....
humm again, the info on the pressure sensor doesnt say it relieves pressure only moniters if there is too low pressure and then sends a signal there is a leak....make sense ?
I am not sure even what causes pressure but I know when the CEL goes on there is major pressure in the tank when you remove the cap..
I just would like to know for sure
I am not sure even what causes pressure but I know when the CEL goes on there is major pressure in the tank when you remove the cap..
I just would like to know for sure
what would cause that much pressure ?? And how does it purge ?? Wouldnt it make sense that its the purge solinoid if so ??
Again I dont know im guessing but I wish I could be sure
Again I dont know im guessing but I wish I could be sure
Coming into this thread new.. it'* very confusing.
There are two cars in your sig and this is in the "other 3800 powered cars". This should be you are talking about the Park Ave, is that correct?
First thing to do is pull that access cover and diagnose where the leak is located. Right now you don't appear to know if this is a broken or punctured fuel line, a leak in the tank or a bad seal on the pump/soleniod unit.
Pull the access cover in the trunk to get a better diagnosis of what is leaking. Without inspecting, all our diagnosis could be so far out of left field that we may be in another country.
There are two cars in your sig and this is in the "other 3800 powered cars". This should be you are talking about the Park Ave, is that correct?
First thing to do is pull that access cover and diagnose where the leak is located. Right now you don't appear to know if this is a broken or punctured fuel line, a leak in the tank or a bad seal on the pump/soleniod unit.
Pull the access cover in the trunk to get a better diagnosis of what is leaking. Without inspecting, all our diagnosis could be so far out of left field that we may be in another country.




