Is it suppose to do that? I have a NEW A1000-6 FPR.
Aeromotive FPR, pressure falls when engine off?
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Is it suppose to do that? I have a NEW A1000-6 FPR.
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yes.
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Thanks I thought I had a fuel leak at first.the_skin_eater said:
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Think of it this way...Fuel pump is off, what is there to keep pressure?
The return line is always open, so it will seep back down.
The return line is always open, so it will seep back down.
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I see! I didnt think about that at first :banana: .the_skin_eater said:
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If the pressure falls right down right after the engine is off than theres a leak in the fpr, probally the valve ball in the regulator. But if it takes a while for the pressure to drop than thats normal.
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The Magnafuels drop pressure immediately.
That is correct, it's either the FPR or the fuel pump O-ring. All of the AFPR/pump installations I have done have resulted in pressure dropping off from 40's to 20's immediately, then takes any where between 30 mins to hours to drop down to 0.talonturbo2 said:
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Eh mines drops down to zero with 3 minutes? I see no leaks anywhere?
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