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no.Did either of the sleds displays have the low fuel pressure warning? Any check engine lights?
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Seems like an insulation sheet under the tank would help. Have you thought about changing the fuel lines in the tank so they do not collapse? I had zero problems with the fuel pump until this past weekend when I was running hot because of icey conditions.I’m leaning towards the ‘21 pump with a 4bar mini FPR and call it a day, or a fix.
And maybe a DEI insulation sheet on the under side of the tank.
Along with removing the high flow throttle body coolant(anti-icing) line from the throttle bodies.
Any chance someone can get a copy of it?7 Page Tech Tip released to the dealers regarding fuel pump issues. Possible causes and solutions.
Ask your dealer to look up Team Tip S-22-01-01
I'm guessing previous pump never had to run twice the injectors. I went through 3 pumps on my 13 Boost-It turbo. 2 vs 4 injectors is a big ask for the n/a pumperAfter seeing the pump assembly in the Vohk Video I couldn’t believe it. Why did they need to over engineer and over complicate what should be a simple part? What was wrong with the previous pump?
I’ll probably get my sled that supposed to be here by December 15th sometime in February unload it off the deck and have the fuel pump go out.
Nothing much too it. It pretty much gives 3 diagnostics and potential causes. One has to do with the pressure regulator retaining ring. Another is the fuel line from the jet pump to the reservoir being incorrectly routed. The other is the fuel pump assembley connector could have bad connections causing intermittent low fuel pressure or no fuel pressure.Any chance someone can get a copy of it?