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I hooked a fuel pressure gauge up to my rail and the fuel pressure jumps very rapidly from 30-50psi at idle with the vacuum line off the regulator.
The gauge is brand new and the car is running like crap, sputtering and stuff
No the pulsator/dampener is located above the fuel pump on the assembly. It can easily be replaced with a short hose and clamps. What does the fuel pressure do when you shut the engine off?
Right, it is part of the assembly, I don't think I would attributte that to the cause of sputtering. Usually the only issue when those are bad is that it becomes a guess as to where the pressure is exactly set, so if it is jumping between 30-50 maybe 40psi.??
No the pulsator/dampener is located above the fuel pump on the assembly. It can easily be replaced with a short hose and clamps. What does the fuel pressure do when you shut the engine off?
I would also wonder about the Accel AFPR.
I was thinking the same thing.. I might swap out a spare stock FPR i have on my other lt-1 manifold and see what happens. i wonder where i can get the gaskets...
Well.... I just took out the pulsator, installed a new fuel pump, and put the stock regulator back in - fuel pressure is still jumping like crazy, from 30-50
The injectors aren't leaking, i checked them out when I had the intake off 2 months ago and i pressurized the rails with the intake off.
What else would make the fuel pressure go insane? (car is also running very rich if that helps)