osteologation
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- Caro, MI
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 1994 Sport
I am getting codes KOEO 327 (I know why), and after separator pulse (continuous mem?) I get 122, 172, 176, 214, 327, 543, 556.
I just replaced the tps (code 122) but havent reset codes. I backtracked everything associated with fuel pump wiring and had 14 volts (vehicle running) at all terminals (relay, inertia, plugs on inner fender and fuel pump) vehicle runs but has a rough idle and sometimes stalls on start but will always catch the second time. Rented a fuel pressure tester and it builds pressure very very slow.
barely off zero till i pull the vacuum off of the regulator then slowly gets up to 40. And it recovers very slowly after i hook the vacuum back up to regulator. There is no fuel in regulator vacuum line.
Has a recent tune up (air/fuel filter, plugs/wires, oil change)
my guess with the slow fuel pressure and lean codes from o2 (plugs are pretty light in color) is either a bad regulator or a bad fuel pump. my gut says fuel pump though as its got 197k miles, plus they are relatively inexpensive and easy to change. I know regulators dont always fail the same but it does function just seems slow to cover. if engine is revved(or vac pulled) the pressure will get up to 40 just slowly. my last reg that failed just sat at 22lbs all the time.
Made a video of the problem (symptom?)
I just replaced the tps (code 122) but havent reset codes. I backtracked everything associated with fuel pump wiring and had 14 volts (vehicle running) at all terminals (relay, inertia, plugs on inner fender and fuel pump) vehicle runs but has a rough idle and sometimes stalls on start but will always catch the second time. Rented a fuel pressure tester and it builds pressure very very slow.
barely off zero till i pull the vacuum off of the regulator then slowly gets up to 40. And it recovers very slowly after i hook the vacuum back up to regulator. There is no fuel in regulator vacuum line.
Has a recent tune up (air/fuel filter, plugs/wires, oil change)
my guess with the slow fuel pressure and lean codes from o2 (plugs are pretty light in color) is either a bad regulator or a bad fuel pump. my gut says fuel pump though as its got 197k miles, plus they are relatively inexpensive and easy to change. I know regulators dont always fail the same but it does function just seems slow to cover. if engine is revved(or vac pulled) the pressure will get up to 40 just slowly. my last reg that failed just sat at 22lbs all the time.
Made a video of the problem (symptom?)