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I am having a very specific issue here. Pump no longer holds pressure after shutdown. Original location, original three port pump. It still pumps great when running, but no longer holds pressure. Need to fix that and quick. Do I have to replace it or can it be repaired?
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Why do you need to have the pressure hold when the engine is shut off?
Maybe its something I don't understand. when I replaced my fuel pump, (Bosch 044) it came with a check valve that I removed. I did not see a need to have pressure on the injectors when the engine is not running. It always drops to zero when I shut it off. never have a problem starting up. have since replaced that pump with a quieter pump (Bosch 69133) that does not have a check valve. still starts right up on first turn of the key. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/confused24.gif) |
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