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Fuel injection problem 200

posted by  someone claiming to be Tim Coen on  Tue Mar 11 15:09 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Foster: Thank you for your reply. What causes the sensor plate to go up when you step on the accelerator. Is it affected by vacuum pressure in the manifold above? It does not appear to be binding in its circumference. There does seem to be very high pressure in the main fuel line to the distributor. I have not measured the pressure but when I break the lines free there is a lot of pressure and gas spilled. Also, where is the control pressure regulator located? How can I identify it? Thanks a bucketload. Tim






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