Really odd fuel pressure problem!
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I normally have about 52 psi of fuel pressure. This is with a walbro 255 and DeatschWerks 550s.
I was playing with my fuel pressure gauge memory recall. I noticed that it was reporting a high psi of 99!!!
So, I tried to figure when it got that high because every time I looked at the gauge, it was showing 49-56 psi.
What I discovered was this:
under moderate to high G-force acceleration, my fuel pressure shoots up to at least 99 (highest readout is 99 - digital gauge). If I accelerate in 5th or 6th gear (low Gs), fuel pressure stays around 52. But if I even moderately (1/3 throttle) in 1st gear, I can get the fuel pressure to shoot up.
How can fuel pressure possibly be related to acceleration G forces? I checked many times and it is not a boost related item; I can get the fuel psi to go up beofre I even hit boost in the lower gears.
any insight would be greatly appreciated!!!!
Andrew
I was playing with my fuel pressure gauge memory recall. I noticed that it was reporting a high psi of 99!!!
So, I tried to figure when it got that high because every time I looked at the gauge, it was showing 49-56 psi.What I discovered was this:
under moderate to high G-force acceleration, my fuel pressure shoots up to at least 99 (highest readout is 99 - digital gauge). If I accelerate in 5th or 6th gear (low Gs), fuel pressure stays around 52. But if I even moderately (1/3 throttle) in 1st gear, I can get the fuel pressure to shoot up.
How can fuel pressure possibly be related to acceleration G forces? I checked many times and it is not a boost related item; I can get the fuel psi to go up beofre I even hit boost in the lower gears.
any insight would be greatly appreciated!!!!
Andrew
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Originally Posted by phunk
there is probably a problem with the wiring in your gauge. if your fuel pressure were that high, the A/Fs would go off the chart
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