Residual fuel pressure?
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Having fuel issue. I should have residual fuel pressure that SLOWLY over a few minutes returns to zero after I turn the car off, correct? ...It's a GSL-SE


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Car keeps flooding and won't hold fuel pressure after shut-off, which makes me think stuck injector.
I have spark and air..
Gonna do FSM injector service procedure next.
I have spark and air..
Gonna do FSM injector service procedure next.
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Injectors are fine. Not stuck open and not leaking.
They're both at 2.2 Ohms and actuate with 12v.
I could blow thru them when activated so not clogged.
Still need to check continuity between trailing coil neg ignition terminal and U terminal of ECU.
Main relay clicks when ignition turned so EGI main link is good.
Car won't run so i can't listen for the injectors actuating :/
They're both at 2.2 Ohms and actuate with 12v.
I could blow thru them when activated so not clogged.
Still need to check continuity between trailing coil neg ignition terminal and U terminal of ECU.
Main relay clicks when ignition turned so EGI main link is good.
Car won't run so i can't listen for the injectors actuating :/
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Cool. I'll give that a shot if this comes up again... I ended up securing them to the fuel rail and had the wife crank it a few times. I got equivalent simultaneous pulses of fuel from each (which I'm assuming is normal. I was expecting them to be staggered so learned something new there..) I also checked continuity between trailing coil neg and ECU terminal U and do have continuity so am assuming the injectors are fine at this point.
As for the loss of fuel pressure I've found it's definitely coming from the rear somewhere on the supply side. The FSM (page 4B-62) shows a "ventilation and check valve" on a separate line from the main fuel supply line. Is this what maintains pressure when the pump is off?
As for the loss of fuel pressure I've found it's definitely coming from the rear somewhere on the supply side. The FSM (page 4B-62) shows a "ventilation and check valve" on a separate line from the main fuel supply line. Is this what maintains pressure when the pump is off?
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