Re: Question on loosing fuel pressure going down track.
From Areomotive
At the track, from the launch to mid-track, fuel pressure is steady, but then down track, it falls 2 PSI or more, what’s wrong?
The first thing to be blamed is usually the regulator, but in fact this is a strong indication of a fuel supply problem. If for some reason there is insufficient volume available from the fuel pump to feed the engine, fuel line pressure can drop to the carburetor. Even with a static regulator, a significant drop in line pressure affects flow through the regulator, causing regulator pressure to drop. Do not automatically assume the pump is bad or inadequate, inspect and resolve any supply line issues to the pump, ensure the tank is vented and the vent is functioning, and be sure to check the fuel pump wiring, along with the overall electrical system performance. Finally, if you still have problems, contact Aeromotive for a proper flow test you can perform in the field to verify if your fuel pump is performing properly.
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