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Old 05-21-2019, 09:48 PM
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Well that fixed that problem. With the feed pinched it holds 60psi. So I will redue the fuel pump set up an try it again tonight with out it being pinched
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Ok well I fixed the fuel leak. But with the return line hooked up its causing a lot of turbulence in the fuel bucket, (like a ton of small bubbles.

Idk if that will cause an issue. I drilled the bottom of the fuel return plastic piece out like I read I had to do. Maybe I did it to big??

Also increasing the pressure at the regulator didn’t help but it only is rated 40-75psi so may still not be enough. Any thoughts?
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So it holds pressure on it's own now? If so cool man.

I'm not really sure what you mean about the return line deal so I can't really say much about that
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Yea holds pressure now. Best way can describe it is like putting a bubbler in a live well for bait fish. Lol sorry not the best at describing it.
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Sounds like air in the system but I can't picture how air would be ingested into a pressurized system, if I had vacuum on it anywhere it would pull air in from atmosphere if there were a leak.

So I don't know man, I've never watched a fuel return into a bucket so it may be okay....?
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Yea either have I. May be over thinking it because I can’t get the damn thing to start
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Ok so after pulling my tune, I went to Main VE table. Noticed that he still has me at a 1bar map table as it only goes to 105 Kpa. Also has mass air flow set to 100hz is that correct?
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Got it figured out thanks to ATOMIC. Comes to find out besides all the small problems, I found that the guy who installed my tune pretty much just gave me a bone stock tune
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Originally Posted by bottledls6
Got it figured out thanks to ATOMIC. Comes to find out besides all the small problems, I found that the guy who installed my tune pretty much just gave me a bone stock tune
Don't ya hate that ****?
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Bone stock tune and you're turbo? What a pos. Probably lucky it didn't start so you didn't lose your motor. Atomic ftw one more time!!!


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