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Low fuel pressure after new HFCM/HPOP/blue spring & filters
Had a lot of work done to my 6.0 2mths ago with about 160k everything ran great avg 55-60psi fuel pressure off a fuel gauge tapped off test port, now today at about 190k and several hundred gal a week in fuel fill ups not getting passed 43-47psi, could it be a dirty filter at this point? I'm at a loss with so much being new in the fuel supply system
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Yea its part of the transport biz always on the road avg 12-16hr days 3-4x a week and doing oil changes basically every 2wks. So basically both fuel filters should be changed every 10k? Or could I get away with 15k-20k intervals? I did forget to mention after 4-6hrs of the engine running the fuel pressure does start to climb to 50+ and stays pretty steady its only during the cold start up and following 3-4hrs. ***EDIT*** Just did some quick google reading my truck definitely falls under ""Severe Operating Conditions" and it shows every 10k in the pdf I found, this is why I have always been a fan of forums even though it was something simple this filter changed was overlooked after focusing so hard on EGT's/ECT/EOT deltas etc Thanks for the quick reply southend Last edited by EIAutoTransport; 11-30-2012 at 06:35 AM. |
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15 k is recommended
mine usually are perfect looking at that point ,, but it's a safety thing I usually get my fuel at High volume stations but on a trip to Oregon ,, I definitely got some questionable fuel ,, that was the one time my lower filter looked dirty ,, you should also crack the water drain periodically and u can by an easier to remove plug my fuel PSI's are higher with cold fuel .. by 4 psi Last edited by ZMANN; 11-30-2012 at 06:37 AM. |
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I see your Edit and I agreed severe duty
filters come as a set top and bottom and new o-rings ,, with the proper socket and extensions it's a 20 minute job just cycle the key until the fuel psi climbs to normal |
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Here is the updated drain plug, well worth the money......
![]() And I picked up the large socket at autozone. Sent from my phone that somebody didn't help me get. |
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much easier
I think I'll go drain mine now LOL |
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