What should RP be idling and in highway?
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What should RP be idling and in highway?
i know this has been discussed before but i cant find it. what should rail pressure be idling at 750 rpm? and what should it be at highway speeds no load 100 km/hour? i see 6-7000 psi when idling. i dont know what it is on highway because im scared to use my quad rail gauge for any length of time because it fries sensors.
i fried 3 rail sensors in 3 weeks last summer using it. so instead i unhooked it and just use my quad gauge for lift pump psi only.
i fried 3 rail sensors in 3 weeks last summer using it. so instead i unhooked it and just use my quad gauge for lift pump psi only.
#2
i know this has been discussed before but i cant find it. what should rail pressure be idling at 750 rpm? and what should it be at highway speeds no load 100 km/hour? i see 6-7000 psi when idling. i dont know what it is on highway because im scared to use my quad rail gauge for any length of time because it fries sensors.
i fried 3 rail sensors in 3 weeks last summer using it. so instead i unhooked it and just use my quad gauge for lift pump psi only.
i fried 3 rail sensors in 3 weeks last summer using it. so instead i unhooked it and just use my quad gauge for lift pump psi only.
#3
I see around 7500 psi at idle and between 14000 and 22000 psi on the highway @ 110 km/hr depending upon hills and headwinds. Thats with my Smarty on SW1.
I agree with xtoyz, you have something wrong with your Quad, it shouldn't be frying your RP sensor.
I agree with xtoyz, you have something wrong with your Quad, it shouldn't be frying your RP sensor.
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