P0191 Fuel Pressure Problem
Thanks.
While I don't advise just throwing parts at a problem without diagnosing it first, I don't think changing the fuel filter is a bad idea. Especially if you have alot of miles and/or use low quality gas. At a minimum, its cheap and wouldn't hurt.
With that said… If changing the fuel filter doesn't solve the problem, run back to Advanced Auto Parts and rent a fuel pressure gauge, plug it in the fitting on the fuel rail and do a fuel pressure test. There are a ton of video's on YouTube about how to do a fuel pressure test. The procedure is pretty much universal, so it doesn't matter if the vehicle in the video is a Mustang or not. Once you've done that, post back with the results and we can help narrow down the problem.
Good luck...
With that said… If changing the fuel filter doesn't solve the problem, run back to Advanced Auto Parts and rent a fuel pressure gauge, plug it in the fitting on the fuel rail and do a fuel pressure test. There are a ton of video's on YouTube about how to do a fuel pressure test. The procedure is pretty much universal, so it doesn't matter if the vehicle in the video is a Mustang or not. Once you've done that, post back with the results and we can help narrow down the problem.
Good luck...
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