86 505 Turbo trying hard to start
steve leung
sleung123 at juno.com
Tue Aug 18 23:06:47 GMT 1998
Could this pressure drop after pump stops running also due to the main
fuel pump checkvalve (if there is one) not holding pressure?
Steve
On Tue, 18 Aug 1998 16:08:33 -0400 "Francois Dion"
<francois at hyperreal.org> writes:
>I wrote:
>> I have a 1986 Peugeot 505 Turbo. I just did
>[...]
>> I'm now at the point where I'm about to test
>> fuel pressure (what else could it be?). Thing
>> is, I have a pressure gauge that can fit Chrysler
>> products, and GM multipoint (and a custom
>> adapter for my Lancia). I was planning on
>> connecting the gauge to the cold start injector
>> feed on the fuel rail, but the threads are different.
>
>Pretty incredibly, the bolt from the banjo adapter
>at the cold start injector was the same thread as
>a Ford adapter I had. After going through my X1/9
>parts boxes, I found the proper copper spacers.
>So what I did was to fit the bolt facing away from the
>cold start injector and bolt this on, and connect it
>to the gauge. (for the curious, this is a gauge I
>bought at autozone and comes with the Ford
>adapter and without it supports chrysler/GM; their
>number is CP7818).
>
>I left the other end connected to the fuel rail. I removed
>the tachymetric relay, and put a switch in it's place
>(eveybody who plays with bosch l-jet has made a
>switch like that). Energize the fuel pumps, the
>pressure goes to 40 psi which is within norm for
>my N9TE engine (the N9T is higher). If I stop
>energizing the fuel pumps, it rapidly drops to
>20 psi, and then go down a little slower to 0.
>
>That sounds like a leaky injector, doesn't it?
>
>Ciao,
>Francois Dion (francois at hyperreal.org)
>--
>Member: FLU #1722, PCNA
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>
>
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