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Old 04-06-06, 05:28 PM
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I found the cold start problem on my car! There's no pressure coming from the fuel pump! It's around 28 psi, and the factory manual says it should be around 80-90 something. Now to my question:

Should i spend the 340ish on an OEM fuel pump or should i upgrade to something better. since the car has no mods yet (and probably won't for a while), i'm leaning towards sticking with the OEM. but, if it will help in the long run i'm not opposed to going that extra mile.
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N/A or TII?
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Old 04-06-06, 05:46 PM
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90 GTU, yes. and i haven't done any swaps or anything, so still N/A
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Before spending the money, make certain you checked it the correct way when it read 25PSI. Fuel going directly to the tester, and not flowing past the tester, with the switch on and the test connector jumped. If this is correct, it's a gonner. Get a used pump.
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Originally Posted by Turbonut
Before spending the money, make certain you checked it the correct way when it read 25PSI. Fuel going directly to the tester, and not flowing past the tester, with the switch on and the test connector jumped. If this is correct, it's a gonner. Get a used pump.
Check out your local O'Reilley's before going used. I picked up a new pump for about $65. Don't recall the brand name, but it's a new aftermarket type. There seems to be a really broad spread in prices for RX-7 parts -- shop around. The pump fixed my intermittent starting problems.
Old 04-06-06, 07:57 PM
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yeah, i plan on shopping around, but i was just wondering if i should go all out and get a kickin rad aftermarket pump or just another oem-type.
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Just get a used one from someone here on the forums. This is assuming yours really is messed up.

Side note: New owner? Haven't seen many people from Clarksville (well, TN...) around on the forums.
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yeah, just got it not even 2 weeks ago. where's oneida?
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