1997 Chev 5.7L fuel pump pressure

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LDCLEAL
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Fuel pump pressure? 97 Chev 5.7 L
Sep 23, 2007 at 4:54 PM
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If its CSFI

Should be 60-66lbs psi and running-not up to standards you have a problem with FPR or a restriction

On SFI 56-62lbs psi running
Sep 23, 2007 at 5:16 PM
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[quote:e5268527bc="rasmataz"]If its CSFI

Should be 60-66lbs psi and running-not up to standards you have a problem with FPR or a restriction

On SFI 56-62lbs psi running[/quote:e5268527bc]

Thanks for the reply. Are there any aftermarket pumps available with similr performance curves that are not tank mounted? I have replaced this one 5 times since I bought the rig. This drop the fuel tank deal is for the birds.
Sep 23, 2007 at 5:28 PM
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[quote:fce3155fbe="ldcleal"][quote:fce3155fbe="rasmataz"]If its CSFI

Should be 60-66lbs psi and running-not up to standards you have a problem with FPR or a restriction

On SFI 56-62lbs psi running[/quote:fce3155fbe]

Thanks for the reply. Are there any aftermarket pumps available with similr performance curves that are not tank mounted? I have replaced this one 5 times since I bought the rig. This drop the fuel tank deal is for the birds.[/quote:fce3155fbe]

Lol double check the fuel system test the fuel pressure regulator and check for line restriction-something is wrong 5x Wow!

About aftermarket stuffs dunno-look around in the Net-this injection system is very picky on pressures.

Good Luck!
Sep 23, 2007 at 5:39 PM
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