Car Problems 351W Help!!
#11
I changed it to 7 PSI, I do notice that when I rev it up to about 3 grand it drops 1 psi so that means whenever it was at 4.5 psi it was dropping to 3.5 psi and probably even lower upon higher revs
#12
my holley red is mounted to the outside of my spare tire well behind the bumper i have never had a problem with it there. and yes your fuel pressure was very low. mine runs free low at about 8-9psi. you cant tell if it has made a difference by just reving the engine you need to drive it and put a load on the engine. i know you can pick up some braided steel line that will extend your gauge so you can read it while you drive.
#13
my holley red is mounted to the outside of my spare tire well behind the bumper i have never had a problem with it there. and yes your fuel pressure was very low. mine runs free low at about 8-9psi. you cant tell if it has made a difference by just reving the engine you need to drive it and put a load on the engine. i know you can pick up some braided steel line that will extend your gauge so you can read it while you drive.
ALSO
I noticed the very loud sound I thought was my fuel pump is my fuel pressure regulator, Why is it so loud?
If you listen in this video you can kinda hear it = > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HuaP6UZtfw
Last edited by 88Mustang351W; 09-08-2009 at 06:18 PM.
#14
#15
sounds normal to me. mine sounds just like that, well a little slower because of the shotty wiring i did at the time.
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j8...itled_0009.flv
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j8...itled_0009.flv
#16
sounds normal to me. mine sounds just like that, well a little slower because of the shotty wiring i did at the time.
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j8...itled_0009.flv
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j8...itled_0009.flv
#17
Get a gauge so you can visually see it while driving,there is a difference from just reving the motor with no load to actually mashing the gas while driving it. Without knowing whats going on while driving it your just gonna be guessing.
#18
Okay Well I did find my problem maybe I drove the car a while and waited til it started cutting off I brought it home cut it off and then turned the fuel pump on and let the fuel pressure build up, Then I started the car gave it 1 good hard rev pressure went down to 3 another rev down to 1 psi and the fuel pump was REALLY quite, I also noticed I have no return line as most people said I should, So I was just thinking maybe I should just go back to a stock fuel pump? Is there only 1 needed (in the tank) or is there a mechanical one mounted up front also? Thanks!
#19
you cant go back to the stock fuel pump it puts out way too much pressure. the stock tank has a return line the hook your line up. i dont know how you are running a pressure regulator with out a return line, you need one for it to work
#20
Well I don't think I got a return line lol all I got is a line feeding from the tank going into the FPR and one going from the FPR to the Carb......