look online google,yahoo answer
and cant find nothing on how to tell if you have a bad fuel regulator because when i start my car fuel pump keeps running longer then normal and floods the engine any help or tips please and thank you
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look online google,yahoo answer
and cant find nothing on how to tell if you have a bad fuel regulator because when i start my car fuel pump keeps running longer then normal and floods the engine any help or tips please and thank you
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the pump is supposed to run when the engine is running you may have a bad regulator
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phonedawgz
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Do you understand the answer to your first question?
Try unplugging the electrical connector from the MAP sensor. If the engine runs much better with the MAP sensor unplugged, that indicates the MAP sensor was sending bad information to the computer. Most likely the MAP sensor would be sending bad information to the computer because the MAP sensor wasn't connected to the intake manifold on the correct port using vacuum lines that don't leak.
Try unplugging the electrical connector from the MAP sensor. If the engine runs much better with the MAP sensor unplugged, that indicates the MAP sensor was sending bad information to the computer. Most likely the MAP sensor would be sending bad information to the computer because the MAP sensor wasn't connected to the intake manifold on the correct port using vacuum lines that don't leak.
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Zimgxp
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The fuel pump running shouldn't flood the engine.