SOURCE: 2004 lly duramax
try hooking up a fuel pressure test gauge to fuel rail pre filter and post filter and rev truck to 2500 rpm what is fuel pressure ?
next using a vacume pump attach to fuel pressure regulator pump up while engine is running only pump up to 8 psi to see if pressure changes if not replace pressure regulator .
it could also be ur speed sensor switch on overdrive transmission
good luck with it
SOURCE: low fuel rail pressure
Check your " FUEL FILTER " for clogging. Work backwards toward the fuel supply tank, Hope this helps.
SOURCE: low fuel rail pressure
who did a conversion on this truck???? the duramax is a common rail engine and can not handle wvo or sve. it will destroy your entire fuel system in no time on this truck. if you want to do a vo conversion you need to get a diesel with an inline injection pump or one of the older powerstrokes. i would suggest you quit trying to run wvo through this truck if you do not want to do a lot of very expensive damage
SOURCE: Low pressure at the fule rail, changed out the
if you getting low fuel pressure after changing out the fuel filter and the pressure regulator, than the fuel pump may not pump correct amount of pressure. being 1993, the pump has age along and have run many miles, may have gotten weak and not pumping correct mount of psi.
SOURCE: 2005 Lincoln Town Car suffering from low fuel
The ford spec listed in the ford engine control manual is:
General Specifications
Item
Specification
Fuel tank capacity
71.9L (19 gal)
Fuel Pressure
Hot restart
448-482 kPa (65-70 psi)
Key ON Engine OFF (KOEO)
140-415 kPa (20-60 psi)
Key ON Engine Running (KOER)
170-280 kPa (25-40 psi)
Are you measuring the fuel pressure with a mechanical gauge or are you using a scan tool . If with a mechanical gauge, does the gauge have an air purge? What symptoms does the vehicle present. If running rough you could have a fuel injector leaking. Are you measuring the fuel pressure with the key on engine off? If so, did you cycle the key a few times? Good luck
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