fuel pressure bleeding off
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fuel pressure bleeding off
This is for one of my cars with an aftermarket fuel system.
When I turn the car off, the fuel pressure bleeds off after about 10-15 minutes. It isn't an injector, and I have a one way check valve on the fuel line. So it must be bleeding off the aeromotive regulator return line.
Is that something that needs to be fixed, or can I just keep driving it by priming the pump?
When I turn the car off, the fuel pressure bleeds off after about 10-15 minutes. It isn't an injector, and I have a one way check valve on the fuel line. So it must be bleeding off the aeromotive regulator return line.
Is that something that needs to be fixed, or can I just keep driving it by priming the pump?
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This is for one of my cars with an aftermarket fuel system.
When I turn the car off, the fuel pressure bleeds off after about 10-15 minutes. It isn't an injector, and I have a one way check valve on the fuel line. So it must be bleeding off the aeromotive regulator return line.
Is that something that needs to be fixed, or can I just keep driving it by priming the pump?
When I turn the car off, the fuel pressure bleeds off after about 10-15 minutes. It isn't an injector, and I have a one way check valve on the fuel line. So it must be bleeding off the aeromotive regulator return line.
Is that something that needs to be fixed, or can I just keep driving it by priming the pump?
