SS struggles to start and then runs for 4 secs then dies. Help!!!
SS struggles to start and then runs for 4 secs then dies. Help!!!
update:
the car struggles to turn on so I step on the pedal and it starts I give it a revv and the car dies but now I see a slight cloud of greyish smoke coming from exhaust with a great scent of gas
Depressing the pedal puts it in 'clear flood' mode. Sounds like it may be your injectors are allowing fuel to leak into the cylinders. I'm not sure how you would test this theory. Maybe pull the spark plugs after the fuel pump runs(without cranking) and see if they are wet with fuel.
You say there are no CEL's, but did you hook up to a code reader, or is it just that the light is not on?
You say there are no CEL's, but did you hook up to a code reader, or is it just that the light is not on?
Depressing the pedal puts it in 'clear flood' mode. Sounds like it may be your injectors are allowing fuel to leak into the cylinders. I'm not sure how you would test this theory. Maybe pull the spark plugs after the fuel pump runs(without cranking) and see if they are wet with fuel.
You say there are no CEL's, but did you hook up to a code reader, or is it just that the light is not on?
You say there are no CEL's, but did you hook up to a code reader, or is it just that the light is not on?
im thinking it's the fuel pump going out. I pressed on the fuel valve on the hpfp and a tiny drop came out. I went to start the car and came back and pressed down on the valve and nothing came out. I have the reader connected and today for the first time it has a pending code for P0627 fuel pump A control circuit.
im thinking it's the fuel pump going out. I pressed on the fuel valve on the hpfp and a tiny drop came out. I went to start the car and came back and pressed down on the valve and nothing came out. I have the reader connected and today for the first time it has a pending code for P0627 fuel pump A control circuit.
If you have the RPD dash unit, check the fuel pressure readings. Startup cold should be around 2000-2200 psi. Warmed up idle pressure around 400-600 psi.
Fwiw. I'm sure you know that the HPFP is a mechanical driven pump so pressures will only read with the engine running.
Fwiw. I'm sure you know that the HPFP is a mechanical driven pump so pressures will only read with the engine running.
If you have the RPD dash unit, check the fuel pressure readings. Startup cold should be around 2000-2200 psi. Warmed up idle pressure around 400-600 psi.
Fwiw. I'm sure you know that the HPFP is a mechanical driven pump so pressures will only read with the engine running.
Fwiw. I'm sure you know that the HPFP is a mechanical driven pump so pressures will only read with the engine running.
yeah and that is the reason why I would go to start the car. I was testing the fuel pump in the tank at the moment to make sure it was creating pressure and that I was receiving fuel. I'm just trying to eliminate things one by one because at this point it's my only option
update!!
so I unplugged the fuel pressure connector/ sensor right in front of the coolant reservoir under the intake manifold and the car didn't stall. Obviously it went into engine power reduced but it didn't stall. So I think I'm going to look into the injectors and that whole area right there and see what I find.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
SS34
SS Specific Service Issues/Repairs
11
Jan 11, 2017 09:02 AM
Davvid2
Problems/Service/Repairs
16
Dec 4, 2016 04:29 PM
chefhhr
Problems/Service/Repairs
10
Dec 19, 2012 09:12 AM



