Subject	Have you looked at the dampner yet?
Posted by	PaulS91TT on July 11, 2008 at 4:05 PM
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In Reply To	How long should fuel pressure stay up after shut down? posted by Broke_as_**** on July 10, 2008 at 01:59 AM
Message	I had a similar problem and it turned out to be the diaphram in the dampner was ruptured. Pull the vacuum hose to it and check for gas.....there should not be any on that side. Other things to check would be faulty regulator or stuck injector. Good luck
Follow Ups	How long should fuel pressure stay up after shut down? - Broke_as_**** 01:59:53 07/10/08 I would assume it should, since there's a return line (n/m) - BobbyT 03:05:56 07/10/08 Shouldn't drop like a rock >> - my91z 07:07:34 07/10/08 That's basically what I did - Broke_as_**** 11:24:49 07/10/08 Hmmmmm >> - my91z 13:41:57 07/10/08 Well - Broke_as_**** 14:11:46 07/10/08 More thoughts >> - my91z 14:39:00 07/10/08 That's a damn good idea - Broke_as_**** 14:50:04 07/10/08 No prob, just make sure it's Fuel Injection line and not > - my91z 14:57:32 07/10/08 SAE30R7 is low pressure hose - Broke_as_**** 15:12:23 07/10/08 Re: SAE30R7 is low pressure hose - WazTTed 18:29:45 07/10/08 I know (n/m) - Broke_as_**** 18:41:39 07/10/08 Have you looked at the dampner yet? - PaulS91TT 16:05:10 07/11/08 Yep, swapped out with no change - Broke_as_**** 17:39:53 07/11/08 try pinching the return side of the fuel line - gt300zxtt 23:47:19 07/11/08
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