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Eazy-V 05-04-2022 05:52 AM

What does Ecutek variable “Fuel Rail Pressure MPA” represent (no startup)?
 
My FRS currently is cranking but not starting, so here are 2 datalogs

CURRENT (cranking with no startup): https://datazap.me/u/eazy-v/2013-frs...g=0&data=12-17

2018 (startup fine): https://datazap.me/u/eazy-v/2013-frs...g=0&data=12-17

Any ideas of what might wrong?

steve99 05-04-2022 06:49 AM

Fuel rail pressure monitored is the DI fuel rail pressure.


unlike fhe port injection pump in tank that is regulated to aprox 60psi constant, the di fuel rail pressure is variable and controlled the the DI computer and engine ecu to vary the di fuel rail pressure depending on di demand, the di system manages both pressure and injectpr pulse width to deliver required amount of fuel

steve99 05-04-2022 06:51 AM

These cars start on 100% port injection


but ensure all bolts are in and tight on DI computer on side of engine

Eazy-V 05-04-2022 03:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve99 (Post 3520787)
These cars start on 100% port injection


but ensure all bolts are in and tight on DI computer on side of engine

Ok I’ll check that

So, would this indicate that the in-tank fuel pump has to be working since it would be sending fuel up to the DI pump? Or is the DI pump on a separate fuel line to the gas tank?

steve99 05-05-2022 08:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eazy-V (Post 3520898)
Ok I’ll check that

So, would this indicate that the in-tank fuel pump has to be working since it would be sending fuel up to the DI pump? Or is the DI pump on a separate fuel line to the gas tank?


there is no monitoring on the in tank low pressure pump you would need to T into fuel line and measurecfuel pressure should be round 60 psi.


The di pump is mechanical pump fed from intank pump but im pretty sure it will just draw fuel through the in tank pump even if its low pressure or bot working

blsfrs 05-05-2022 12:01 PM

Can you give it a little squirt of starter fluid? If it "tries" to start you then know it's a fuel problem. If not then check your Flux Capacitor.

Eazy-V 05-20-2022 09:54 AM

Got it resolved, found that the inline fuse on my Deatschwerks fuel pump hardwire kit was completely melted

DarkPira7e 05-20-2022 10:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eazy-V (Post 3524299)
fuel pump hardwire kit


That's a sign that something is terribly wrong, I would figure that out before hardwiring again.


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