OE 1.7 Fuel Pump fails only when hot?, NOT Vapor Lock |
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OE 1.7 Fuel Pump fails only when hot?, NOT Vapor Lock |
jrmdir |
Aug 21 2021, 09:10 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 224 Joined: 13-May 21 From: Central Ohio Member No.: 25,544 Region Association: Upper MidWest |
Hi: After months of battling all the d-jet and fuel delivery woes there could be in a car that sat for 3 years +, I finally had a breakthrough week and it's running/driving like a real car. Still needs fine tuning but I was able to actually test drive it for 15 min. Then let it idle in my driveway while doing more fiddling.
Ready to put it back in the garage and it wouldn't start. All crank / no fuel (pressure gauge still installed.) So I pulled the FP relay and ran 12v directly to the pump relay output socket - nothing. After a while I decided to put it on the lift to see if I could see 12v at the pump and lo and behold it started right up. FP running normally. This is an original 1.7 three barb fuel pump. Are there any anecdotal stories of this sort of failure mode? I'm eventually going to redo everything fuel-related with new pump and SS lines but those projects are down the line right now and I'm not sure if I should trust it as is while I keep sorting out other issues. TIA Ron |
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