can someone explain fuel pressure regulators please.
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can someone explain fuel pressure regulators please.
Does the fuel pressure regulator keep the pressure to a set level, if so what level is it.
Does it adjust the level dependant on the conditions or just keep it at them same place.
If you fit a walboro pump will the fuel pressure increase before AND after the standard regulator?
If the fuel pressure is increased after the regulator, does this mean that the injectors are pumping more fuel into the engine.
Answers to any and all of the above please
Does it adjust the level dependant on the conditions or just keep it at them same place.
If you fit a walboro pump will the fuel pressure increase before AND after the standard regulator?
If the fuel pressure is increased after the regulator, does this mean that the injectors are pumping more fuel into the engine.
Answers to any and all of the above please
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Originally Posted by Roojai
Does the fuel pressure regulator keep the pressure to a set level, if so what level is it.
Originally Posted by Roojai
Does it adjust the level dependant on the conditions or just keep it at them same place.
Originally Posted by Roojai
If you fit a walboro pump will the fuel pressure increase before AND after the standard regulator?
Originally Posted by Roojai
If the fuel pressure is increased after the regulator, does this mean that the injectors are pumping more fuel into the engine.
If the pressure is increased by the pump change before the regulator therefore in the fuel rail then yes more fuel will be injected in to the engine.
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I asked similar questions a while back and all made sense after Pedroskate sent me this:
Pedroskate wrote:
"Now this is all a personal theory that only works if the Walbro pump does not have an internal relief or regulate presure internally in any way. So with that assumption, I would argue that as the the fuel presure regulator (diaphragm presure controller) only senses inlet manifold presure, it a matter of boost presure on one side of a diagphragm and fuel presure on the other. If the base line fuel presure from the pump is higher (allbeit slightly) than that of the standard pump, then the point of equilibrium between the two sides of the diaphragm will alter. Consequently the fuel presure is proportionally higher throughout the range; in my case between 4 and 6 psi. The car ran 14.236 quarters at Santa Pod last time out, I'm convinced it's now in the 13s just by changing the pump.
Regards
Pete"
Hope this helps,
-Steve.
P.S: That reminds me I think I had better add that to my knowledge base.
Pedroskate wrote:
"Now this is all a personal theory that only works if the Walbro pump does not have an internal relief or regulate presure internally in any way. So with that assumption, I would argue that as the the fuel presure regulator (diaphragm presure controller) only senses inlet manifold presure, it a matter of boost presure on one side of a diagphragm and fuel presure on the other. If the base line fuel presure from the pump is higher (allbeit slightly) than that of the standard pump, then the point of equilibrium between the two sides of the diaphragm will alter. Consequently the fuel presure is proportionally higher throughout the range; in my case between 4 and 6 psi. The car ran 14.236 quarters at Santa Pod last time out, I'm convinced it's now in the 13s just by changing the pump.
Regards
Pete"
Hope this helps,
-Steve.
P.S: That reminds me I think I had better add that to my knowledge base.
Originally Posted by Roojai
Does the fuel pressure regulator keep the pressure to a set level, if so what level is it.
Does it adjust the level dependant on the conditions or just keep it at them same place.
If you fit a walboro pump will the fuel pressure increase before AND after the standard regulator?
If the fuel pressure is increased after the regulator, does this mean that the injectors are pumping more fuel into the engine.
Answers to any and all of the above please
Does it adjust the level dependant on the conditions or just keep it at them same place.
If you fit a walboro pump will the fuel pressure increase before AND after the standard regulator?
If the fuel pressure is increased after the regulator, does this mean that the injectors are pumping more fuel into the engine.
Answers to any and all of the above please
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Does the fuel pressure regulator keep the pressure to a set level, if so what level is it.
If you fit a walboro pump will the fuel pressure increase before AND after the standard regulator?
If the fuel pressure is increased after the regulator, does this mean that the injectors are pumping more fuel into the engine.
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