how to perform a fuel pressure test on a tuned port engine? i have 87 Trans Am pretty sure 350 but maybe 305 was told 350
rear of pass side fuel rail, theres a schrader valve for you to hook up a FP gauge.
Look on your SPI sticker (glove box, white sticker w/ lots of 3 alphanumeric codes). Look for "L98" --> 5.7, or "LB9" --> 5.0
Different pressures, do a search for the correct pressure for your engine, then hook up the gauge and turn on (but dont start) engine. Check gauge.
Look on your SPI sticker (glove box, white sticker w/ lots of 3 alphanumeric codes). Look for "L98" --> 5.7, or "LB9" --> 5.0
Different pressures, do a search for the correct pressure for your engine, then hook up the gauge and turn on (but dont start) engine. Check gauge.
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Look on your SPI sticker (glove box, white sticker w/ lots of 3 alphanumeric codes). Look for "L98" --> 5.7, or "LB9" --> 5.0
Different pressures, do a search for the correct pressure for your engine, then hook up the gauge and turn on (but dont start) engine. Check gauge.
i found the schrader valve, the cap was pretty hard to get off looked like it was corroded on there and found some white powder inside when i finally got it off. anyway i hooked up my gauge and it was tight on there. once i turned car to on, i heard pump prime but no pressure registered on gauge (did it like 5 times). i then turned the engine over and car fired up, still no pressure on gauge. now if the gauge was accurate and i had 0 pressure the car would not run at all right? it just read 0 needle never even flinched. it was a loan-a-tool from AZ so it probably was bad gaugeOriginally Posted by EvelBist
rear of pass side fuel rail, theres a schrader valve for you to hook up a FP gauge. Look on your SPI sticker (glove box, white sticker w/ lots of 3 alphanumeric codes). Look for "L98" --> 5.7, or "LB9" --> 5.0
Different pressures, do a search for the correct pressure for your engine, then hook up the gauge and turn on (but dont start) engine. Check gauge.
