Depressurise fuel system??
#1
Depressurise fuel system??
I am in the process of pulling the tank to swap out the pumps (acutally the pump isn't here yet) and I am trying to depressurise the fuel system.
I took off the plastic cover over the air fitting looking deal on the fuel rail and pressed the button in with a screwdriver and a rag over it.
Nothing really came out, just a tiny bit of gas, and I didn't hear a hiss. The car hasn't been ran for a few days, but is this normal?
I was thinking it should have been a big hiss etc?? Am I good to pull the gas lines?
I took off the plastic cover over the air fitting looking deal on the fuel rail and pressed the button in with a screwdriver and a rag over it.
Nothing really came out, just a tiny bit of gas, and I didn't hear a hiss. The car hasn't been ran for a few days, but is this normal?
I was thinking it should have been a big hiss etc?? Am I good to pull the gas lines?
#3
RE: Depressurise fuel system??
Thanks
ORIGINAL: blownstanger
That's nomal...you don't need it to gush ou or anything. As long as the pressure's out. Ur should be good to drop that tank.
That's nomal...you don't need it to gush ou or anything. As long as the pressure's out. Ur should be good to drop that tank.
#4
RE: Depressurise fuel system??
Ive done it by starting the car, then pulling the fuse/relay for the fuel pump while its running to depressurise the system. Then crank it over again after it dies for about 15 seconds. That should do it. Worked for me every time. But you will still get some fuel out of the lines but it wont be pressurized where it will spray all over.
#5
RE: Depressurise fuel system??
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
I am in the process of pulling the tank to swap out the pumps (acutally the pump isn't here yet) and I am trying to depressurise the fuel system.
I took off the plastic cover over the air fitting looking deal on the fuel rail and pressed the button in with a screwdriver and a rag over it.
Nothing really came out, just a tiny bit of gas, and I didn't hear a hiss. The car hasn't been ran for a few days, but is this normal?
I was thinking it should have been a big hiss etc?? Am I good to pull the gas lines?
I am in the process of pulling the tank to swap out the pumps (acutally the pump isn't here yet) and I am trying to depressurise the fuel system.
I took off the plastic cover over the air fitting looking deal on the fuel rail and pressed the button in with a screwdriver and a rag over it.
Nothing really came out, just a tiny bit of gas, and I didn't hear a hiss. The car hasn't been ran for a few days, but is this normal?
I was thinking it should have been a big hiss etc?? Am I good to pull the gas lines?
#6
RE: Depressurise fuel system??
i just swapped mine out about a month ago. i had to replace my gas tank filler neck seal. be very carfull, i would get a new one if i were you because you are going to rip it. it was $15
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