Fuel Pressure Specification 2004 MY E320 Gasoline
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Fuel Pressure Specification 2004 MY E320 Gasoline
Hi Folks,
Will someone please tell me the fuel pressure specification for my V6 engine? (PSI)
Is it measured with engine running or just ignition on?
I am interested because last week-end I replaced the engine air filters and now both banks are too lean. Codes P0171 and P0174.
It's probably a problem on the air side, not fuel, but I'd like to know the specs to check anyway.
Thank you!
Will someone please tell me the fuel pressure specification for my V6 engine? (PSI)
Is it measured with engine running or just ignition on?
I am interested because last week-end I replaced the engine air filters and now both banks are too lean. Codes P0171 and P0174.
It's probably a problem on the air side, not fuel, but I'd like to know the specs to check anyway.
Thank you!
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How do I reset mixture adaptation?
Thanks for the reply. I had cleared the codes once already and they returned.
I don't know how to reset mixture adaptation.
(I have an Innova Equus 3130 OBD2 scan tool to get the codes)
I took out the MAF and cleaned it with the CRC MAF product and tried to have a go at cleaning the throttlebody with the CRC Throttebody cleaner.. I am not sure how successful the latter was, since I can't actually exercise the throttle (can I?)
This morning I put a bottle of STP injector cleaner in a new tank full of gas.
None of the above is necessarily going to help, but on 116,000 mile car, I don't think it will hurt to get an early Spring clean.
I have cleared the codes once again and I'm going to take it for a ride and see if they return.
Anyway, is resetting the mixture adaptation something I can do with the level of scan tool I have? Or is it a trip to someone with Startac?
Thanks again. I appreciate the comments.
I don't know how to reset mixture adaptation.
(I have an Innova Equus 3130 OBD2 scan tool to get the codes)
I took out the MAF and cleaned it with the CRC MAF product and tried to have a go at cleaning the throttlebody with the CRC Throttebody cleaner.. I am not sure how successful the latter was, since I can't actually exercise the throttle (can I?)
This morning I put a bottle of STP injector cleaner in a new tank full of gas.
None of the above is necessarily going to help, but on 116,000 mile car, I don't think it will hurt to get an early Spring clean.
I have cleared the codes once again and I'm going to take it for a ride and see if they return.
Anyway, is resetting the mixture adaptation something I can do with the level of scan tool I have? Or is it a trip to someone with Startac?
Thanks again. I appreciate the comments.