Fuel Pump??? Need Other Car Smart PPL in here...

Twisted said:
It is not the fuel pump you retards!!! The pump cannot create pressure when it if OFF. He either has leaking injectors or a leaking fuel pressure regulator.


who the hell are you calling a retard... You really should watch your mouth, because your dead WRONG and now I am going to explain why :mad:


the fuel pump has a valve in it to keep some small amount of presure in the lines, this allows the pump to quickly pump up to the fuel presure needed to run the car. when this valve goes ( very common threre is a TSB on explorers for this) it make it take longer for the pump to get to operating presure.

Twisted said:
If the pump is not spinning it cannot create flow/pressure. When it is off the only pressure in the system is the pressure when it was turned off. If you have a leaking injector, the pressure can leak out there. If you have a bad regulator the pressure can leak out there.

Are 97's return or speed controlled fuel systems?

There probably is an overpressure relief valve somewhere in the system too.


do you also realize a leaky injector would cause that cylinder to flood and he would also be complaining of a misfire. and a leaky regulator also would cause other driveablitiy concerns

please go read a little about ford eec and fuel systems in late model fords then come back.. :mad:

BTW you have a PM
 
If you want to throw out the term "retard" be sure you check your own actions in life first, please.

This is a Tech forum, not a flame forum. Thank you, and please keep this a learning environment, not MySpace.
 
svttech76 said:
who the hell are you calling a retard... You really should watch your mouth, because your dead WRONG and now I am going to explain why :mad:


the fuel pump has a valve in it to keep some small amount of presure in the lines, this allows the pump to quickly pump up to the fuel presure needed to run the car. when this valve goes ( very common threre is a TSB on explorers for this) it make it take longer for the pump to get to operating presure.




do you also realize a leaky injector would cause that cylinder to flood and he would also be complaining of a misfire. and a leaky regulator also would cause other driveablitiy concerns

please go read a little about ford eec and fuel systems in late model fords then come back.. :mad:

BTW you have a PM

All,
I apologize for the retard comment. This is my favorite forum and I do not want to cause any problems.

Back to the issue,
He stated that his car would lose pressure when he would key off. It would go from 28 to 15psi. I claimed the pump itself doesn't create pressure when it is off. svttech76 pointed that there is a check valve in the pump outlet could be bad. If that is the case then the pressure would leak back through the pumping elements. So, I am the retard, he might have a bad pump check valve and his problem is the pump and not a leak somewhere else in the system. I guess we will wait and see if the new pump solves the issue.
 
I hope the pump fixes it for him, but he needs the whole sending unit for this to work atleast thats what the old TSB had us do..

Twisted, thanks for coming back and posting to this with a apology, your more than welcome to give advice and ask questions here, I just got a little ticked off about being called retarded.

well anyways :cheers:
 
Twisted said:
All, I apologize for the retard comment. This is my favorite forum and I do not want to cause any problems.
svttech76 said:
Twisted, thanks for coming back and posting to this with a apology...
Thanks for being mature about this guys.
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