Subject	As a test do the following
Posted by	ztunerz on August 01, 2012 at 10:34 AM
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In Reply To	Aeromotive FPR to Blame? posted by Red Hawk (CO) on July 31, 2012 at 12:27 PM
Message	Put in a check valve close to the pump output. If the problem stops its the pump itself. You coukd also pinch the output hose with aa vice grip and see if you lose pressure.seen this on quite a few z's now Harry Formerly yellowzxtt
Follow Ups	Aeromotive FPR to Blame? - Red Hawk (CO) 12:27:53 07/31/12 is there gas in your vacuum line? - aliaZ 13:22:06 07/31/12 hmm, i'll go check that out (n/m) - Red Hawk (CO) 13:33:47 07/31/12 nope no gas...are you thinking pump related then? (n/m) - Red Hawk (CO) 13:44:31 07/31/12 yep (n/m) - aliaZ 21:08:04 07/31/12 great... (n/m) - Red Hawk (CO) 09:19:31 08/01/12 Re: Aeromotive FPR to Blame? - WazTTed 17:54:28 07/31/12 hmmm thats an idea. just to be sure (n/m) - Red Hawk (CO) 09:20:25 08/01/12 As a test do the following - ztunerz 10:34:17 08/01/12 Re: As a test do the following - Silens 21:17:09 08/01/12 Re: Re: As a test do the following - WazTTed 03:29:47 08/02/12 If your going to be testing - DAYTONAZ 19:36:06 08/02/12 Re: If your going to be testing - Silens 17:53:10 08/07/12
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