gvillewill
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My boat sat for a while, so I purged all of the fuel and pulled both fuel pumps and cleaned them before attempting to crank it up. When I did it would not crank but would fire once in a while. I removed the bolt at the top of the fuel rail and there was no pressure on the system, so I hooked up a pressure gauge just before the fuel rail and turned the key on. It went right up to 40psi for about three seconds and then bled off. Turn key off and then back on and same thing happens, right up to 40psi and then bleeds off. Disconnected the fuel line and turned the key on, it pumps gas for three seconds and then stops. I've never had a fuel pump do that before.
I don't want to spend 600+ for a new VST unit and then find out that it was something else. I fist thought that maybe the pressure regulator was bleeding off the pressure, but it seems like the pump should turn back on to bring it back up?
Anybody have any ideas?
I don't want to spend 600+ for a new VST unit and then find out that it was something else. I fist thought that maybe the pressure regulator was bleeding off the pressure, but it seems like the pump should turn back on to bring it back up?
Anybody have any ideas?