Fuel pressure
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do you have a rail pressure gauge?
if so I would make sure pressure stays within normal ranges...
also do you have an aftermarket fuel system like an airdog or fass?
If not you might want to invest in one because you may be pulling fuel a lot faster than your lift pump can keep up with and that will cause your cp3 to drop rail pressure...
if so I would make sure pressure stays within normal ranges...
also do you have an aftermarket fuel system like an airdog or fass?
If not you might want to invest in one because you may be pulling fuel a lot faster than your lift pump can keep up with and that will cause your cp3 to drop rail pressure...
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haha trust me...stock lift pumps can't keep up with jack...
our old 235hp 24v's can suck a stock lift pump down to 0psi with just a 65hp flash tune or mild fueling box...
it really does not take much to suck a stock lift pump dry.
not to mention your common rail injectors are very sensitive and the factory fuel filter is not enough to stop particles from making it to the injectors and damaging them...
a good aftermarket fuel system will also have its own filter system that filters down to 2 microns.
just some food for thought..
our old 235hp 24v's can suck a stock lift pump down to 0psi with just a 65hp flash tune or mild fueling box...
it really does not take much to suck a stock lift pump dry.
not to mention your common rail injectors are very sensitive and the factory fuel filter is not enough to stop particles from making it to the injectors and damaging them...
a good aftermarket fuel system will also have its own filter system that filters down to 2 microns.
just some food for thought..
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