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Old Aug 29, 2006 | 11:47 PM
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OK I know this is getting old ,but what should the fuel preasure be set to on a 91 with the ford 24# injectors.I think mine is running just a tad rich.Thanks for any help.
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Only your tuner would know the exact number. I would just be guessing.
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OK I know this is getting old ,but what should the fuel preasure be set to on a 91 with the ford 24# injectors.I think mine is running just a tad rich.Thanks for any help.
Randall
If its running a tad "rich" the computer will compensate for it. If you have access to a scanner you can see this by the fuel trim #s. On your car they would be block learn and integrator. These are long term and short term fuel trim. Idealy they would both be very close to 128. if its running on the rich side the computer will pull out fuel, lowering the #s until it likes what it sees from the 02 sensor. If the computer hasnt been programmed for the larger injectors, you will most likely have to turn down the pressure until the fuel trim #s come back to "center", or roughly 128. BUT, when you program the new injector size in you'll have to reset it again to get the #s back. hope this helps

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