fuel pump anomoly
#11
Looking for a Henway.
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I had a similar issue with mine a few years ago.
Sometimes it would start almost normal, others it would crank for 8-10 seconds before starting. Once running, never an issue.
Thread with details
Short version is I changed fuel pump, filter, pressure regulator, crank sensor, cam sensor, cleaning MAF, all with no change.
Finally had to bring it to a shop, took them a day to figure out it was a failing PCM. It would intermittently delay the signal for spark and injectors.
Sometimes it would start almost normal, others it would crank for 8-10 seconds before starting. Once running, never an issue.
Thread with details
Short version is I changed fuel pump, filter, pressure regulator, crank sensor, cam sensor, cleaning MAF, all with no change.
Finally had to bring it to a shop, took them a day to figure out it was a failing PCM. It would intermittently delay the signal for spark and injectors.
#12
Senior Member
I had a similar issue with mine a few years ago.
Sometimes it would start almost normal, others it would crank for 8-10 seconds before starting. Once running, never an issue.
Thread with details
Short version is I changed fuel pump, filter, pressure regulator, crank sensor, cam sensor, cleaning MAF, all with no change.
Finally had to bring it to a shop, took them a day to figure out it was a failing PCM. It would intermittently delay the signal for spark and injectors.
Sometimes it would start almost normal, others it would crank for 8-10 seconds before starting. Once running, never an issue.
Thread with details
Short version is I changed fuel pump, filter, pressure regulator, crank sensor, cam sensor, cleaning MAF, all with no change.
Finally had to bring it to a shop, took them a day to figure out it was a failing PCM. It would intermittently delay the signal for spark and injectors.
#13
Looking for a Henway.
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The noid light on the injector is what the mechanic finally used to close in on the problem.
2.5 years later and no problems with that (knock on wood).
#14
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FINALLY FIGURED THIS OUT.
I warmed the engine to normal operating temperature and did a KOEO (key on engine off) and noted the fuel pressure at the rail. The pressure went high, but immediately fell off. Fuel pump check valve bad - change the fuel pump. It does not do this all the time - fuel pump motor windings going bad - change the fuel pump.
I didn't want to do it again, but to make a long story short, I changed the fuel pump. Seems to be functioning properly.
I warmed the engine to normal operating temperature and did a KOEO (key on engine off) and noted the fuel pressure at the rail. The pressure went high, but immediately fell off. Fuel pump check valve bad - change the fuel pump. It does not do this all the time - fuel pump motor windings going bad - change the fuel pump.
I didn't want to do it again, but to make a long story short, I changed the fuel pump. Seems to be functioning properly.