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Old 05-01-2008, 12:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok. For those of you that have this, have you ever had a problem with this? Since day one of install, my car acts like it doesn't want to start for the first 5 seconds, and when it does, it wants to die then it finally catches.

Ok, yesterday i even took it out, rechecked all my connections and reinstalled it. Same problems, the car acts like it doesn't want to start for about 5 secs. I put my stock one back in, starts 1st click. I dont know if thats suppose to just happen or what.

Is it flooding at startup or what? I took it out and have my stock one back in because i don't want to wear down my starter by keep cranking it over and just hoping it will start. Thats BS, and if its meant to do that, then i guess i didn't quite understand the purpose of the FPR or something. I have PMed John and emailed him, no reponse. Can anyone help me out here or give me some insight of why its doing that?


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Hmmmm, well.... what are your mods? It could be that the injectors are getting overloaded with the pressure... I know the stage 3 uses the same pressure but has another regulator right on the rail to compensate....
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Hmmmm, well.... what are your mods? It could be that the injectors are getting overloaded with the pressure... I know the stage 3 uses the same pressure but has another regulator right on the rail to compensate....

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just stock injectors on my 05. If that's so, how can i use this, without having hard starts?


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Its an install issue. Did you get the factory o-ring out of the feed hole? How hard did you push to install the new FPR with the mod installed? Did you lube the o-rings on the new FPR when you installed it? If any of these were missed then you are going to get hard starts and long crank times./
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