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SemperboostSep-16-04 04:26 AM
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#76473, "Normal for FP to stay pressurized after turn off?"


          

I have my B&M FP gauge Tee'd off from my SFMU and mount it outside the car. Now when I turn it off it goes down to say 15psi then takes a couple of seconds to go down to 0. Is that normal? Thanks
Alvin

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ModeratormicyekSep-16-04 05:47 AM
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#76474, "RE: Normal for FP to stay pressurized after turn off?"
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I would say yes...your smfu is still trying to maintain the pressure that you have it set to...but it no longer has a vac singnal or a continuos flow of fuel...so it does it best with what fuel is left for those couple of seconds.. emoji

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SANDMANSep-16-04 09:41 AM
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#76479, "RE: Normal for FP to stay pressurized after turn off?"
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Originally posted by Semperboost
I have my B&M FP gauge Tee'd off from my SFMU and mount it outside the car. Now when I turn it off it goes down to say 15psi then takes a couple of seconds to go down to 0. Is that normal? Thanks Alvin 96 RST http://www.cardomain.com/id/96rst Star turbo kit /Starion FMIC / 30lb injectors/ SFMU/ GReddy Type-S BOV/ APEXi World Sport Cat-back / MP 60mm TB/ Joe P BC / Southland Dual Friction clutch/ Prokit/ Tociko Blues/ GST rear swaybar/ GSX brakes/ Rear disks/ B&M Shortshifter/


YES, it's normal. There is a checkvavle in the pump.


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Super20GSep-16-04 05:24 PM
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#76483, "RE: Normal for FP to stay pressurized after turn off?"
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mine leaks off over time

  
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thedawgSep-17-04 12:06 PM
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#76491, "RE: Normal for FP to stay pressurized after turn off?"
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It's completely normal.


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