Subject	could be the FPR too
Posted by	Firstgearlaunch(Atlanta) on July 17, 2011 at 10:42 PM
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In Reply To	How long should Fuel Pressure stay at 45psi? posted by Michaels90na+1 on July 16, 2011 at 04:50 PM
Message	along with injector pinched orings , the FPR could bleed pressure as well. I bought an aftermarket one and it bled like nuts and after about an Hour, it took forever to crank the damn car.
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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