Recent content by thatguyHoBo
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Fuel pressure issues
Unfortunately, yes, as it is what I have. It's a Pitsburgh (harbor frieght) non liquid filled. It's an older version without the pressure relief near the gauge. Came out of one of their generic fuel pressure test kits a while back. I'll look into something to get more accurate readings. I...- thatguyHoBo
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Fuel pressure issues
Re checked fuel pressure this morning, same result. 8ish psi. Pulled regulator apart and spring is intact at least. Cranked afpr spring all the way up and I am only getting 11 psi. Will more than likely order a new fpr kit with spring and rebuild and recheck. Might try to install the stock fpr...- thatguyHoBo
- Post #7
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Fuel pressure issues
I am aware of this, I only changed the diaphragm because it came in a rebuild kit, the spring unfortunately did not. I was more making the point to if it was bad and causing the lack of prssure (like a tear) it would be leaking so it would be noticeable, like you said. After PlayingwithTBI's...- thatguyHoBo
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Fuel pressure issues
Had my girlfriend watch the fuel pressure gauge while I pinched the return line. Fuel pressure shot to over 80 on the gauge. Then settled out somewhere a little over 20 psi, while no longer pinching the hose. You may be correct.- thatguyHoBo
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Fuel pressure issues
If this has a duplicate thread feel free to delete. I drive a 91 k2500 5.7 tbi Fuel pump is a new-ish Precision A30033 (a vortec pump and hanger capable of 60psi) Relay is new-ish (30 amp from oreilly - the Grey one) Fuse looks good (yellow 20 amp iirc) Oil pressure sender is new (just did...- thatguyHoBo
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Master cylinder help
Heard. I'll try talking my cousin in to it. He was adamant my older truck didn't have that capability.- thatguyHoBo
- Post #9
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Tbi 350 exhaust.
Did you use the springs on the flange bolts or just bolt/washer/nut?- thatguyHoBo
- Post #17
- Forum: Exhaust
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Master cylinder help
It's a 91 k2500 6 lug. Replaced the master pn NMC1111 from oreilly. I'm told this part replaces the 10-2352 mc. bench bled then bled at the lines, then at the wheels, farthest from the mc to closest. I used the hose in brake fluid pumping the pedal slow, I was by myself and didn't have my...- thatguyHoBo
- Post #7
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Master cylinder help
It's a 91 k2500 6 lug. I do agree, it looked like JB6 in the service sticker just wanted a second opinion. I agree with the small leak, I believe it's inside the master cylinder. I see no fluid anywhere else along the braking system. However it does have the rear abs or rwal and I have not...- thatguyHoBo
- Post #6
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Master cylinder help
After some time of having braking issues I belive it to be my master cylinder. Shoes and hardware replaced in the rear, pads and rotors replaced up front. Fluid flushed and system bled. Would feel good for a week, maybe, then pedal would start to soften up. Les schwab even verified the...- thatguyHoBo
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Ecm identification
Your guess was correct. Thank you for the help!- thatguyHoBo
- Post #3
- Forum: Audio + Electronics
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Ecm identification
Hello everyone, sorry if this is posted else where. I'm trying to identify what ecm I have in my truck. The sticker is so deteriorated all I can make out is "16136301" & "122". I drive a 91 k2500 5.7 tbi 700r4. Can I pull the ecm and verify the number on the memcal anywhere? I'll attach a...- thatguyHoBo
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- Forum: Audio + Electronics
