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Stock '74 2.0
How much pressure does the injector need to work properly? I know the fuel reg is set about 29 psi. |
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I'm not sure about the idea that the "pump kicks on" at any particular pressure as I thought it ran continuously (other than starting cycle) and the pressure regulator "bled off" pressure by "controlled leaking" gas back to the tank. Injectors open when the ECU sends a voltage signal to the injector and the time-duration of the signal determines the time open and therefore the amount of fuel injected. I would guess that an injector will work at any pressure since it's basically a solenoid (914 D-Jet injector we're talking about, not MFI injector). 'Course you wouldn't get the right charge unless the pressure was set correctly (~29psi). I do have a question about how you think the fuel is heated and creates a problem. I've never seen any thing about temp of fuel and the factory set up having a problem.
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