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Subaru Fuel Pressure Specs. I want to check the fuel pressure on my 2013 with 2.5 engine. I can't find any place to attach my pressure gauge on the fuel lines or. According to the pressure gauge i installed under the hood of my car, it's around 30 psi at idle and goes almost up to 40 psi under. I suppose it's the pressure regulator can't hold up. Our fuel pressure regulators are rising rate regulators that add 1psi of fuel pressure for every 1psi of boost. The lift pump just after the pump and before. My factory service manual states fuel pressure should be 50 psi with the engine running at idle. In fact after validating part. If you increase the differential fuel pressure by a factor of say 1.2 to about 52. Depending on where you are reading the pressure you can get various readings. Most injectors are specced at 43 psi fuel pressure. After hook up a pressure gauge it shows 60 psi even at idle which i believe to be too high.

My factory service manual states fuel pressure should be 50 psi with the engine running at idle. Our fuel pressure regulators are rising rate regulators that add 1psi of fuel pressure for every 1psi of boost. After hook up a pressure gauge it shows 60 psi even at idle which i believe to be too high. I want to check the fuel pressure on my 2013 with 2.5 engine. I suppose it's the pressure regulator can't hold up. Depending on where you are reading the pressure you can get various readings. If you increase the differential fuel pressure by a factor of say 1.2 to about 52. Most injectors are specced at 43 psi fuel pressure. According to the pressure gauge i installed under the hood of my car, it's around 30 psi at idle and goes almost up to 40 psi under. In fact after validating part.

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Subaru Fuel Pressure Specs The lift pump just after the pump and before. Our fuel pressure regulators are rising rate regulators that add 1psi of fuel pressure for every 1psi of boost. I suppose it's the pressure regulator can't hold up. According to the pressure gauge i installed under the hood of my car, it's around 30 psi at idle and goes almost up to 40 psi under. I can't find any place to attach my pressure gauge on the fuel lines or. Depending on where you are reading the pressure you can get various readings. If you increase the differential fuel pressure by a factor of say 1.2 to about 52. Most injectors are specced at 43 psi fuel pressure. After hook up a pressure gauge it shows 60 psi even at idle which i believe to be too high. In fact after validating part. My factory service manual states fuel pressure should be 50 psi with the engine running at idle. The lift pump just after the pump and before. I want to check the fuel pressure on my 2013 with 2.5 engine.