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Could it be that your gauge is bad, the easy way to check is to try with a different gauge (borrow one) and take a picture for us so that we see where the connection is made.
BTW what name should we call you.
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whcherman;6890 wrote: As taking a picture, my profile say's I cannot make attachments.
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1. removed fuel line exiting the fuel filter.
2. attached gauge to the fuel filter.
3. turned on pump
4.gauge reads greater than 100 psi
5. this is the only reference I could find
Walbro Part Number: GCL606
Minimum Current: 12 Volts
Operating Pressure: 58 PSI
Minimum Flow @ Outlet: 38 GPH High Pressure
Fuel Pump Location: In-Line
6. the reason i began investigating in this manner, because i blew fuel pump relay. and i wanted to see if this was a indication of a bad fuel filter or pump.
but both appear to be good. new relays will be here tomorrow.
James
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this would probably be fuel pump spec's. and with zero flow, which was how i measured the psi. it is over 100 psi. but at 60 psi you have established the required flow rate. I believe, I am a chemical engineer not a porsche mechanic, but learning now for 15 yrs.
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This is the normal spot to check pressure so that you can see if the FPR (Fuel pressure regulator) is working right.
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I removed my cats so that the exhaust flows better and I ported the heads and I run 56psi. 50 is lots for a stock engine and more is not better in every case.
I hope this helps but it was more then likely just an old relay.
Most on here replace all the relays and fuses just to be safe.
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928mac;6899 wrote: Stan can you give James a hand.
It is a member only privilege. I do not find James listed in our membership database.
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Stan.Shaw@Excell.Net;6928 wrote: It is a member only privilege. I do not find James listed in our membership database.
Come on James, loosen up those purse strings and send the $28 big ones
If you want the privilege that is. :rolleyes:
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whcherman;6932 wrote: where do i send it, must have missed that when i registered.
If you want to join the club, the application is online at 928oc.org/signup_information.htm You can print and mail, or fill it out online and pay via Paypal.
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whcherman;6939 wrote: I tried using pay pal, i wasnt working. I will send it in the mail. or try again tomorrow.
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Curious as to "how" it wasn't working. I hear that now and again, but yet we get many payments via Paypal, including one today. Perhaps there is something I can "fix".
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I will try pay pall again right now, if i have a problem i would another messageStan.Shaw@Excell.Net;6941 wrote: Curious as to "how" it wasn't working. I hear that now and again, but yet we get many payments via Paypal, including one today. Perhaps there is something I can "fix".
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Got it done, It was a address problem. sorryStan.Shaw@Excell.Net;6941 wrote: Curious as to "how" it wasn't working. I hear that now and again, but yet we get many payments via Paypal, including one today. Perhaps there is something I can "fix".
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whcherman;6982 wrote: Please, some one tell me why I cannot open these files
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What Files are you talking about James?
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whcherman;6982 wrote: Please, some one tell me why I cannot open these files
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Because the process to upgrade your membership to "member" is a manual one. I just took care of it, you may need to log out and back in.
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whcherman;6998 wrote: hopefully the image is here.
Hi James;
yes the picture is there.
Make sure (verify by jumping) that is the fuel pump relay
I need to check on the fuel pump schematic before I can say to much more.
Can you take a pic of the fuse panel and the relay that you are replacing?
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the relay, that i am replacing is the one on the left. and yes i jumped and fuel pump runs. the schematic on the right is my concern.928mac;7013 wrote: Hi James;
yes the picture is there.
Make sure (verify by jumping) that is the fuel pump relay
I need to check on the fuel pump schematic before I can say to much more.
Can you take a pic of the fuse panel and the relay that you are replacing?
BTW I use photo bucket to store my pictures on line. It makes it very easy to post them here as they give you [IMG] links ready to post with.
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