Morning Starting Issue
#51
09-20-2010, 07:34 PM
#52
09-20-2010, 08:27 PM
Pre-AEl may hiss. Post will not. That is what AEL is. It takes the excess fuel vapor pressure and burns it through the combustion. That way it isn't vented out when you fill up.
You get full fuel pressure at the rail from the pump. That full pressure is bled off by the regulator which is controlled by vacuum. The more vacuum you have, the more it closes, the more fuel pressure you have.
I have never had a hiss.
You get full fuel pressure at the rail from the pump. That full pressure is bled off by the regulator which is controlled by vacuum. The more vacuum you have, the more it closes, the more fuel pressure you have.
I have never had a hiss.
And, after cleaning my IACV it has fired up every morning without issue.
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09-20-2010, 09:09 PM
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Oh, I was not insulted and the storage and delivery system on these is pretty much one closed loop system. Mine is Pre-AEL and it definitely has a powerful hiss with the warning on the gas cap, I am pretty sure that is to be expected on the pre-ael.
I was not attempting to insult you either. The saying about being rich is one that the head of our Materials Lab used quite often during audits at aerospace parts suppliers to break the ice when suppliers attempted to blow smoke or hide problems that directly prompted our visits to their facilities.
He was a good ole boy from St Louis with a PHD in Materials Sciences and one of the main technical experts I worked with on the Cruise Missile Program. With his country drawl and farmboy build they were often surprised at his depth of knowlege on almost everything.
And I admit, I ain't always right about everything. Best wishes to all.
I was not attempting to insult you either. The saying about being rich is one that the head of our Materials Lab used quite often during audits at aerospace parts suppliers to break the ice when suppliers attempted to blow smoke or hide problems that directly prompted our visits to their facilities.
He was a good ole boy from St Louis with a PHD in Materials Sciences and one of the main technical experts I worked with on the Cruise Missile Program. With his country drawl and farmboy build they were often surprised at his depth of knowlege on almost everything.
And I admit, I ain't always right about everything. Best wishes to all.
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