Subject	It might drop a little, but it should definitly hold. (n/m)
Posted by	Draker (Eugene, OR) on July 17, 2011 at 12:27 PM
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In Reply To	Should fuel pressure drop after car is shut off? (n/m) posted by Michaels90na+1 on July 17, 2011 at 12:09 PM
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Follow Ups	How long should Fuel Pressure stay at 45psi? - Michaels90na+1 16:50:21 07/16/11 Re: How long should Fuel Pressure stay at 45psi? - txq45 19:12:13 07/16/11 It should drop to ~33psi at idle, too. (n/m) - Stadsport (PHX) 21:17:06 07/16/11 Should fuel pressure drop after car is shut off? (n/m) - Michaels90na+1 12:09:18 07/17/11 It might drop a little, but it should definitly hold. (n/m) - Draker (Eugene, OR) 12:27:36 07/17/11 Yeah It went down in a couple of hours to 10psi - Michaels90na+1 12:59:12 07/17/11 If it took a couple hours to go down to 10 psi that sounds - Bo (Houston) 18:01:03 07/18/11 can anyone else confirm this? - Michaels90na+1 01:36:42 07/19/11 Correct and overnight it will drop to near zero. (n/m) - ZUL8TR 06:01:24 07/19/11 This simple test will tell you where your fuel is going--> - Bo (Houston) 06:01:47 07/19/11 Can the lower rail seals leak fuel? (n/m) - Michaels90na+1 13:08:26 07/17/11 Re: Can the lower rail seals leak fuel? - supermario680 15:42:35 07/18/11 Re: Re: Can the lower rail seals leak fuel? - supermario680 15:44:10 07/18/11 could be the FPR too - Firstgearlaunch(Atlanta) 22:42:42 07/17/11
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