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Minor codes will self clear after a programed number of cycles. Recently happened to me when I left my scanner home and didn't have to clear the annoyance code; it cleared itself after about 3 days.
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CEL still hasn't returned. Checked the pressure today and it tested really low.
About 4 hours after the car had been ran last I attached the gauge at the fuel rail. Turned key to position 2 and it showed 10 psi. Started the engine and it very slowly increased to 24psi, probably took a full minute to get there. The engine runs completely fine, idle is smooth, good acceleration, etc.. |
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Pressure waaaay too low
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Sounds like a result. Possibly more expensive chasing a vacuum leak but WAY easier to remedy. May as well change the fuel filter too if it’s not been done in a while. Hope it’s all sorted!
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Sounds more like you don't have a good connection at the gauge.
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Yeah those numbers are way too low for a good running vehicle. I went and tried it again and this time use a pair of plyers to attach the gauge instead of just going hand tight. Not sure if that's what did it but I got 51psi running. I'll mess with it some more and make sure I get consistent results.
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51 is normal does it hold under load ?
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