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Re: Need help diagnosing fueling issue from Open Road Race [Re: ntstlgl1970] #1613191 05/24/14 10:43 PM 05/24/14 10:43 PM
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ntstlgl1970 mopar N Joined: May 2007 Posts: 553 Sac, CA, USA	surprise! 8154774-pump2.jpg (54 downloads)

Re: Need help diagnosing fueling issue from Open Road Race [Re: ntstlgl1970] #1613192 05/24/14 11:12 PM 05/24/14 11:12 PM
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keyser soze member K Joined: Oct 2012 Posts: 22 Dunlap, Il	If you don't mind me asking, what type of sealer did you use?

Re: Need help diagnosing fueling issue from Open Road Race [Re: keyser soze] #1613193 05/25/14 12:23 AM 05/25/14 12:23 AM
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Re: Need help diagnosing fueling issue from Open Road Race [Re: Squirrel_Cat] #1613194 05/25/14 04:43 PM 05/25/14 04:43 PM
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ntstlgl1970 mopar N Joined: May 2007 Posts: 553 Sac, CA, USA	the sealer was POR-15 fuel tank sealer. but to be fair, the instructions said the best prep was to have the tank boiled - which I did not do - and second best was to wash it out with a few different cleaners - which I did. At this point, even if i was to get the tank boiled out, I'm not sure all the sealer would come out of there.

Re: Need help diagnosing fueling issue from Open Road Race [Re: ntstlgl1970] #1613195 05/26/14 02:43 AM 05/26/14 02:43 AM
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PHJ426 master P Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 3,456 Fly Over States	Quote: Find someone with a fluke pressure sensor setup, I don't know what they use for their sensor, but it reads both pressure and vacuum and it is tolerant of fluid unlike most MAP sensors If you have any contacts that know people in instrumentation and process controls they will have this or something like this calibrator. Could also have data logging capabilities.

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