Viper wrote:Source of the post390Express wrote:Source of the post....It's maddening that I'm getting gas to the TBI, but no pressure......
The most common reasons are a bad fuel pump, bad regulator, or leaking injectors.
I have PSI after the pump, at the fuel water separator. I'm going to rebuild the throttle body, and install a new regulator. I think the regulator is failing, allowing air back into the system through the TBI. It's the only thing that makes sense to me at this point. I put another 30 gallons of gas in the tank, I know it's getting fuel. It has fuel in the entire system, and primes up to the TBI, then loses pressure up top, and introduces air into the system.
All of the fittings are tight. before the TBI. I can't see any way of that much air getting into the system from anywhere other than the TBI. I think the TBI is back feeding air and introducing air into the due to a faulty regulator in the TBI itself. Hopefully I'll have that repair attempt done tomorrow. It looks like about an hour job, as long as I can source the parts locally. Looks like I may as well add a TBI rebuild kit, and replace the O-rings and injector screens while I'm at it. I don't think new injectors are worthwhile at this point, they seem to be working properly when the system is primed. Thoughts?