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volume of fuel pumped to engine bay fuel distributor 200 1993

posted by  1fatcat on  Fri Jan 14 12:51 CST 2011
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I just wanted readers to be aware of this tidbit. I was curious as to the quantity of fuel being delivered to engine. I noted a male/female junction at fuel block
I loosened took the delivery end, one receiving fuel and slide into a 16oz. M-T
coke bottle I'd finished with. Jumped the #4 fuse to the #7 fuse (this energizes BOTH FUEL PUMPS In about 30 seconds my coke bottle was on the verge of over flowing bottle PLASTIC, This told me OK bud your receiving plenty of fuel to injectors. This is my way of diagnosing what works & what doesn't work. good luck






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