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Hi.
As the title says, I want to know how to test fuel pressure.
1) I've a gauge and I can connect it between fuel lines. But where exactly?
2) What BAR's I should see in idle?
3) Should I take the car for drive and make WOT to see whats happens on the gauge?
And maybe someone can tell me from which coolant temp sensor ECU takes information for fuel richment - from the one that comes in cylinder head or from MFTS that comes below coolant mainfold?
In VAG-COM it shows me 95c, but on spido coolant gauge I see stable 90c.. should it be so?
And maybe someone can tell me from which coolant temp sensor ECU takes information for fuel richment - from the one that comes in cylinder head or from MFTS that comes below coolant mainfold?
In VAG-COM it shows me 95c, but on spido coolant gauge I see stable 90c.. should it be so?
Hi.
As the title says, I want to know how to test fuel pressure.
1) I've a gauge and I can connect it between fuel lines. But where exactly?
2) What BAR's I should see in idle?
3) Should I take the car for drive and make WOT to see whats happens on the gauge?
I have instaled an oil pressure sender on to the fuel feed line. I grounded the adapter and i use an oil pressure gauge insight the car to monitor the pressure. At 3B at idle you should see ~2.5; 2.6 bar... depending on the vacuum from the intake.
Hope this helps!
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