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daniel
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Location: Sydney, Australia
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 Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 12:53 pm Post subject: Buy a CIS tester |
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My one just saved me pulling my injection system apart for a simple ignition problem. Thanks to Dan (Ideola) for the product.
One question though, I wanted to test pump pressure (As I suggested the pump was the drama) by dissconnecting the fuel line from the filter and branching in the tester gauge, but I didnt seem to have the fittings? Should I have or is there another way to do this test
Cheers
Daniel
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dpw928
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Location: owasso, ok 74055
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Daniel,
The pump is tested by measuring the flow volume. It should flow (IIRC) @1100 ml in 30 seconds.
Dennis
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Rasta Monsta
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Yup, and recall that volume test is only valid with a good condition filter.
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