Bill Sorensen

No it relies on the electric pump. I am on the third pump now

My Kawasakki has no spark. It has been sitting for many years. Everything else works perfectly. Just wondering what the gap is between the coil pick up and flywheel? Thanks

My Mangusta seems to go through electric fuel pumps faster than normal True I don't drive it that much but it seems that I am replacing them more than I should have to. Any recommendations will be appreciated. Thanks

Hemi Dude, sorry it took so long after your request. Just forgetting to get it from my friends car. The number is, ZC2FP1109KB200418. Thanks again for all your help.

Hemi Dude, did I see a request from you about the vin on the 89 TC you have been helping me with?

fuel pump installed, 80 PSI at the firewall and 43 out of the fuel rail. Seems to run fine but was unable to test drive it. I imagine the smog test will be the determining factor if anything else will be required. Thanks for everyones help, I really do appreciate the knowledge that is available on this site.

Well it has been a long project and I have the fenders on the car with a 1 inch gap so I could paint in between the connection points. Then I realized that I need to put something in between the aluminum and steel. A little late on my research but I figured now that there must be something I could put in between that will allow me to keep the fenders in place as they are to avoid scratching the new paint.

Maybe like an RV roof coating? Moss motors has a roll of tape but it is close to two hundred dollars by the time it is delivered!! Too pricey!

Just finished painting my car and am wondering what type of anti-corrosion tape I can use tobolt between aluminum body and steel fenders. Thanks

Got a new pump and checking it outside of car it has 88 pounds of pressure. Is that too much or will the regulator lower it on the fuel rail? The pump we replaced had what looked like a pressure regulator on it but this one does not.

I believe I determined that the fuel pump is bad. I pinched all the lines as mentioned, checked pressure on the inlet tube while disconnected from rail the check pressure directly from pump out of the tank. 21 pounds max pressure. I am sure that it was the correct pump when installed three years ago as my wife and I drove it at least 100 miles without problems but the I returned it to my friend, the owner and it sat for 2 1/2 years, We shall see when my friend buys his new pump. Than you all for your input.

Today I will be trying out what you said, Hemi Dude. Hopefully I will be able to determine if in fact it is an FPR or the fuel pump. Just to be clear, the pressure at the fuel rail is normally 55 PSI or is it usually much lower? When we installed the existing fuel pump it ran fine but sitting for a long period of time might have compromised it again.

I just checked the pressure at the fuel rail and as it is idling it holds at a steady 21 pounds and revving the engine does not change the pressure at all. where would i attach the gauge to check for the fifty five pounds. Your right Hemi Dude it is a generic 2.2L.

Could someone tell me what the specified fuel pressure should be at the injectors and regulator

What is a good oil to use with the overdrive? I read that a lighter than other gearboxes is required