Fuel pressure problem

[Disturbed]

Thanks tsubaki. I really like the idea for placing something over the transducer. I had pondered around with that thought but having the visual definitely makes me want to do it. Just wish I could figure out why it does it when the other one in the same spot never did.

I will look into the filter issue. When I replaced mine, the one that was installed was one that you can find in Walmart. I changed it out to one for West Marine, and for the life of me without looking at it, I can't remember what the name was. I do remember it had a smaller micron size. I went with the logic that having smaller foreign particles caught was a good thing right? Maybe I need to switch back to the other one. It's cheap enought to try it out.

[tsubaki]

You don't know how hard we beat our head on our problem.
We took apart everything from the pickup tube out the fuel tank all the way to the fuel rail.

Oh, don't leave out a possible vent problem.

[Disturbed]

The vent is a bit corroded. We were about to replace that and the fill tube anyway. The fuel cap is cheap plastic and we want to upgrade it all to stainless. Sounds like a project for the upcoming weekend.

[phatdaddy]

saw this on tht and thought it was a good idea

http://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-...er-engine.html

[tsubaki]

phat, that's easier, cheaper and neater than what I was suggesting!

[Disturbed]

I may just have to check that out. I know that I mounted it exactly per the specs. I may try filling in the space with silicone first to see if that gets rid of it. If not, this is an excellent idea. Thaks Phat.

[THEFERMANATOR]

If your hearing an alarm before it runs out of fuel, then that is the fuel restriction alarm going off. It takes about 3-4 inches of vacuum to set it off, so that is a pretty noticeable restriction. Check your vent, lines, and filters out for the restriction.

[RWilson2526]

Originally Posted by Disturbed

I may just have to check that out. I know that I mounted it exactly per the specs. I may try filling in the space with silicone first to see if that gets rid of it. If not, this is an excellent idea. Thaks Phat.

If you didnt fill in that space yet between the transducer and bracket I guarantee that will fix your problem. 'your description is EXACTLY how mine was throwing a rooster tail until I filled that space in.