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Just to pick some brains here….could lack of spark cause a dumping of fuel (given there’s no issues with the fuel delivery system)? Given its a diesel, could this be an internal issue such as blow-by, burnt valve etc? I’m just curious of the compression in this scenario.
Turned out to be fuel system not holding pressure dur to leak in the fuel filter housing, replace o-rings on fuel heater and replace volt. reg. that was not allowing the batteries to have sufficient oooomph. Received these tips on this site. Thanks for your reply.
[quote=”mikeboggess” post=88490]Turned out to be fuel system not holding pressure dur to leak in the fuel filter housing, replace o-rings on fuel heater and replace volt. reg. that was not allowing the batteries to have sufficient oooomph. Received these tips on this site. Thanks for your reply.[/quote]
Good deal. yeah a leaking fuel canister can cause the high pressure pump t get air in it and cause all kinds of issues.
bbryan1
There is no fuel pressure regulator on that system, the high pressure pump handles pressure regulation internally.
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