Question on fuel pump pressure...
09-16-2003, 08:06 PM
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Question on fuel pump pressure...
Can't keep her running, I’m getting a spray from crossfire but she runs really rough. I’ve been trouble shooting and was thinking maybe fuel pressure. Where do you connect the fuel pressure gauge?
Also the engine light stays on while she running. While trying to time her it seems like I have to turned the distributor way right putting the #1 terminal to the front which keeps her running enough for me to get to the timing light and throttle. Could I be off a tooth when I reinstalled it?
Also the engine light stays on while she running. While trying to time her it seems like I have to turned the distributor way right putting the #1 terminal to the front which keeps her running enough for me to get to the timing light and throttle. Could I be off a tooth when I reinstalled it?
09-16-2003, 11:01 PM
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Re: Question on fuel pump pressure... (Skyhigh)
Can't keep her running, I’m getting a spray from crossfire but she runs really rough. I’ve been trouble shooting and was thinking maybe fuel pressure. Where do you connect the fuel pressure gauge?
between the pump and the carb
Also the engine light stays on while she running. While trying to time her it seems like I have to turned the distributor way right putting the #1 terminal to the front which keeps her running enough for me to get to the timing light and throttle. Could I be off a tooth when I reinstalled it?
maybe
between the pump and the carb
Also the engine light stays on while she running. While trying to time her it seems like I have to turned the distributor way right putting the #1 terminal to the front which keeps her running enough for me to get to the timing light and throttle. Could I be off a tooth when I reinstalled it?
maybe
Symptoms of a vacuum leak too.
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