1991 Dodge Stealth "fuel pressure" Questions

fuel pressure with a fuel pressure gauge. Look up the recommended fuel pressure for your vehicle. If It's in range then fuel filter probably good. Check for spark by unhooking a wire at spark plug and

...fuel pressure is to start your engine and pull the Fuel Pump Relay - car should die. Now there is no fuel pressure. Turn the key to the off position and change out the fuel filter. Once the filter is ...

...fuel pressure regulator. Car has good compression and car has only 56000 miles.Can anybody tell me what else I can check.Can the knock sensor also cause this problem.Thanks in advance I hope somebody ...

...Several things to check: 1. Battery voltage 2. Fuel pressure and/or fuel pump 3. Disconnect battery for 20 minutes and then reconnect to reset computer. After this you may need to get it to a

..it willl turn over but wont start first you must determine if it has fire, and fuel pressure if so then injector pulse. Any OBD codes???? you really need a scanner to go any further without guessing

...a lot and the battery went dead and that was when the problem started. Change your fuel filter! Your filter is starting to block up & is not allowing adequet fuel & fuel pressure. Good

...after you hit 20. three things.. fuel pump is bad or weak, you should run about 35 to 50 pounds of pressure.. fuel filter clogged(hope it's not this one, it's in the tank.. or replace your plug

...fuel pressure to injectors and spark to plugs.When car sits over night or long periods of time it turns over for 5 to 10 minutes before starting.And sometimes starts right away. Any help would be ...

...fuel pressure regulator was the issue, so i replaced that and still not progress. Everything else is fine, I'm thinking that it could possibly be that the bleeding valve needs to be bled? Any help ...

...start or run unless I spray brake cleaner into the throttle body. It has no injector pulse, good fuel pressure, and has spark. Have had the computer rebuilt. Any ideas? Fuel pump relay or fuel