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Old 01-11-2007, 10:52
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the bearings are probly siezed on your power steering pump, nothing to do with your other problem, which will be your fuel pressure regulator, located near the fuel rail, they are sperate on the fj20e, i have about 3 spare, if you need one let me know.
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the bearings are probly siezed on your power steering pump, nothing to do with your other problem, which will be your fuel pressure regulator, located near the fuel rail, they are sperate on the fj20e, i have about 3 spare, if you need one let me know.
is there any way how to test FPR, if is ok or not?
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yes you can put a gauge in the fuel line.
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yes you can put a gauge in the fuel line.
I did it... the pressure of fuel was 2.7-2.8kPa in idle situation... normally it should be somewhere around 2kPa I think....
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not sure about kpa, but it should be around 37 to 45lbs.
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I did it... the pressure of fuel was 2.7-2.8kPa in idle situation... normally it should be somewhere around 2kPa I think....
For the FJ engine fuel pressure check, the s12 manual states:
at idle approx 206 kPa (or 2.06 bar or 2.1 kg/cm2 or 30 psi)
the moment throttle pedal is fully depressed approx 255 kPa (or 2.55 bar or 2.6 kg/cm2 or 37 psi).
Hope that gives you enough different pressures to go for ....LOL....
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lol , i was being idle and quoting the ca18et pressure, i could not make it out of the chair to get the manual.
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My last post makes me sound like a real "boffin" ...LOL......
The manual is on the bookshelf at the side of my PC, so I don`t even have to get up to reach it. If I had to get off my backside, it might be a different story .
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the bearings are probly siezed on your power steering pump, nothing to do with your other problem, which will be your fuel pressure regulator, located near the fuel rail, they are sperate on the fj20e, i have about 3 spare, if you need one let me know.
just for information... cost of FPR? do you send abroad? Thanks!
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just for information... cost of FPR? do you send abroad? Thanks!
You can buy an aftermaket one in your country it will be much cheeper.I Poland its about 50 EUR.
One like this
http://moto.allegro.pl/item264709963...liwa_f1_z.html
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