Fuel pressure drops to zero after shutoff, hard to start warm.
I just got this '96 Discovery 5-speed with 166K and I starting to work on the bugs. It's hard to start when warm, as in, I crank a few seconds, stop, crank again, stop, and crank again and usually it starts the third time. I hooked up a fuel pressure gauge and noted the pressure at idle was 30 psi. but when I shut the engine off the pressure dropped to 0 within 10 seconds. Thats the problem. What should I check as the cause? I replaced the filter and I don't think it's leaking injectors.[/align]
sounds like a leaky injector to me... I think if you pull the plugs and lookfor a dark one, it will show you which one is leaking. Unless there is fuel leaking out of the line somewhere....
just my thoughts.
Jason
just my thoughts.
Jason
I would also say it is the fuel pressure check valve and if that is the case, you will have to replace the pump.
Mike
Mike
Just installed a new fuel pump. Now after turning the engine off I still have over 25psi fuel pressure 30 minutes later. Problem solved.
Might not get a reply from the original poster. It's a 9 year old post and the guy hasn't posted since 2014.
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