fuel pressure test
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fuel pressure test
Just put in new fuel injectors just wondering If I could do the jump the fuel pump yellow connector to test for leaks with out the ecu in the car. Waiting for my r-tech to come in.
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If you jump it and it works, then its operating like it should.
If you jump it and it doesn't work, then nothing happened and therefore nothing has been harmed. It also suggests the the fuel pump circuit is completed by the ECU...which I'm starting to doubt, since the pump receives constant voltage when on and requires no changing input from the ECU.
Jump the connector, turn the key and report back.
If you jump it and it works, then its operating like it should.
If you jump it and it doesn't work, then nothing happened and therefore nothing has been harmed. It also suggests the the fuel pump circuit is completed by the ECU...which I'm starting to doubt, since the pump receives constant voltage when on and requires no changing input from the ECU.
Jump the connector, turn the key and report back.
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No.
If you jump it and it works, then its operating like it should.
If you jump it and it doesn't work, then nothing happened and therefore nothing has been harmed. It also suggests the the fuel pump circuit is completed by the ECU...which I'm starting to doubt, since the pump receives constant voltage when on and requires no changing input from the ECU.
Jump the connector, turn the key and report back.
If you jump it and it works, then its operating like it should.
If you jump it and it doesn't work, then nothing happened and therefore nothing has been harmed. It also suggests the the fuel pump circuit is completed by the ECU...which I'm starting to doubt, since the pump receives constant voltage when on and requires no changing input from the ECU.
Jump the connector, turn the key and report back.
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