Fuel pressure to high
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Fuel pressure to high
I installed a electric fuel system on my 95 f450 it worked good for a while fuel pressure was set at. 65. Checked it the other day and was pegging out 100 psi guage. Swapped the gauge no change so summit sent me a new regulator under warranty I installed it today with no change. The set has maybe been on the truck for 1500 miles. Could a stopped up filter cause pressure to be to high. The pressure doesn't change when the tanks are switched. I'm kinda stumped don't wanna just throw parts on it don't need
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Unless something has been changed since the system was set up, Aaron is right. The only way the pressure regulator would not be able to regulate the pressure is if the return line is restricted somehow. I would pull the return hose off the regulator and run a hose into a fuel can and see how it works then. If you can regulate the pressure down with it that way, there is something restricting the return line.
If you still can't then there is something wrong with the system.
You were able to set it at 65 PSI though, initially, correct?
If you still can't then there is something wrong with the system.
You were able to set it at 65 PSI though, initially, correct?
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You prob already know this but make sure you always run from that tank first, then switch to the front, then back to that one.
Otherwise you'll be spewing fuel on the ground and/or filling up way more than you should need to.
Aside from this issue, how do you like the efuel setup?
Otherwise you'll be spewing fuel on the ground and/or filling up way more than you should need to.
Aside from this issue, how do you like the efuel setup?
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