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If the fuel system is working properly, after 20 minutes you will still have ~41 PSI. After 75 minutes it is ~16 psi. As mentioned, you can pull the fuel
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If the fuel system is working properly, after 20 minutes you will still have ~41 PSI.
After 75 minutes it is ~16 psi. As mentioned, you can pull the fuel pump fuse, but it is a bit of a pain to get to. Plus with a cool engine, it won't be HOT when you are right by the exhaust manifold trying to unclip the damper line. |
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