LP Buzz
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LP Buzz
My first post here, been reading and enjoying the info for quite awhile and now I need help
On the way home yesterday I noticed my fuel pressure dipped down to 4 (gage + red idiot light less than 5 psig) going around a corner then came back up to 14. I thought that was odd. My tank was low but still well above an 1/8th and no light. Today on the way to fuel it up down went the fuel pressure and it died. Got fuel and fired back up and now I notice no buzz when I turn the key on. It fires right up but takes what I think is a long time to build pressure, 2-3 seconds instead of popping right up to 14.
Weak LP and time to replace and/or do I have more issues. No check engine light
Thanks Scott
On the way home yesterday I noticed my fuel pressure dipped down to 4 (gage + red idiot light less than 5 psig) going around a corner then came back up to 14. I thought that was odd. My tank was low but still well above an 1/8th and no light. Today on the way to fuel it up down went the fuel pressure and it died. Got fuel and fired back up and now I notice no buzz when I turn the key on. It fires right up but takes what I think is a long time to build pressure, 2-3 seconds instead of popping right up to 14.
Weak LP and time to replace and/or do I have more issues. No check engine light
Thanks Scott
#2
Administrator / Scooter Bum
Welcome to DTR.
Dodge Fuel Level Senders are notorious for leaving folks stranded with no fuel when the gauge still reads over 1/8 tank.
Try adding keeping the fuel level closer to 1/2 tank.
You might have air trapped in the gauge line.
It should work it's way out.
Keep an eye on the fuel pressure, the lift pumps have a baaaaaad reputation also.
Dodge Fuel Level Senders are notorious for leaving folks stranded with no fuel when the gauge still reads over 1/8 tank.
Try adding keeping the fuel level closer to 1/2 tank.
You might have air trapped in the gauge line.
It should work it's way out.
Keep an eye on the fuel pressure, the lift pumps have a baaaaaad reputation also.
#3
Welcome to DTR.
Dodge Fuel Level Senders are notorious for leaving folks stranded with no fuel when the gauge still reads over 1/8 tank.
Try adding keeping the fuel level closer to 1/2 tank.
You might have air trapped in the gauge line.
It should work it's way out.
Keep an eye on the fuel pressure, the lift pumps have a baaaaaad reputation also.
Dodge Fuel Level Senders are notorious for leaving folks stranded with no fuel when the gauge still reads over 1/8 tank.
Try adding keeping the fuel level closer to 1/2 tank.
You might have air trapped in the gauge line.
It should work it's way out.
Keep an eye on the fuel pressure, the lift pumps have a baaaaaad reputation also.
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do you have a factory lift pump or have you changed to a frame mounted? does the fuel pressure gage move at all when you turn the key on? have you tried just bumping the starter without starting to let the pump run ?
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