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Weird 116 No-Start
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When you put the key in RUN the fuel pump should run.
I think the proper pressure for the pump is about 42 psi. Fuel pumps can go bad in that they will run but not pump. You may also have a bad fuel pressure regulator that will not allow the pressure to reach the correct pressure. I am not up on this system enough to know this, but all Bosch system have a return line so the unusued fuel can return to the tank. Is you fuel pressure regulator bad and letting the fuel pressure drop below what it should be? Pooka |
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I talked to an import mechanic here in St Pete a few weeks ago letting him know that I clean fuels tanks and his comment was due to the ethanol fuel he replaces two fuel pumps a week. The new fuel (ethanol) is damaging the rubber hoses, diaphragms, o-rings, pump impellors. Another issue with ethanol is it is a great cleaning solution, it will remove all of the varnish from the walls of your tank and relocate it in to the fuel lines, fuel filters or any end user.
From a person that cleans tanks, I love ethanol. Good Luck... |
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Well, it's beginning to look like the relay (AND my spare relay) are bad. It does seem odd that the fuel pump doesn't run in the RUN position. I could swear that it did (it does on the 86, but that system is different, the fuel pump relay is different and there are two fuel pumps).
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