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Old 08-08-2002, 03:46 AM   #1
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Default How to test fuel pressure?

Do I put the fuel pressure guage on the valve which is on the fuel rail or the fuel pressure regulator. Do I need a code scanner for the KOEO Codes or will my Walmart code scanner work that has a blinking light. I also have a real crazy question, because these mechanics say that there is some thing in the wiring system that tells what gear the car is in. I say that is only in the AOD because the transmission has a sensor on the speedometer. Thanks for the help.
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Old 08-08-2002, 03:59 AM   #2
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The fuel pressure gauge is attached to the schrader valve, which is on the fuel rail, right behind the distributor.

Your Wal Mart scanner should work fine.

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Old 08-09-2002, 11:20 AM   #3
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Talking KOEO and Fuel pressure results

So I just ran a code scanner and a fuel pressure test. Engine light was not on but the scanner came up with 029 & 066. I haven't checked my material to reference the codes. Just wanting to get the ball rolling. I hooked up the fuel pressure test and it was 220 psi. I was not able hook it up when my car was having problems. But it seems to be enought pressure. Any input would be much appreciated.
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Default Mistake on last log in

I believe my fuel pressure was 220 KPA instead of PSI. One of the mechanics that helped me said that it was plenty of fuel pressure for a GM.
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One of the mechanics that helped me said that it was plenty of fuel pressure for a GM.
GM??? What year/make/model are we talking about?
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Default I didn't explain my self.

I was ackowledging General Motors in general because the mechanic that helped me hook up the fuel pressure gauge only works on GM trucks and deisel powered snow cats.
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Oh, okay. Check your other thread.

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