Broken high performance fuel pump?
It makes me wonder if the block is ok?
@2013FSport @MikeFig82 I have done countless track days with this car (it is 12 years old now), and no new modification to the car. I saw the the temperature was normal. the fluid level when it popped was above the full line. But I did push the car hard on the track. Oil level was fine too.
One last mention before I retire for the night. You mentioned coolant splashing. I would say if you can remove the injector driver and clean the contacts. Reaseat them properly and give it a try. I'd probably use CRC maf cleaner to be safe. Let the contacts dry as well.Well first remove the snorkel on the aibox. The driver box is behind it. Remove radiator cowel to access the 10mm bolt. See pics of of driver location. Like I mentioned before those codes are driver related. Coolant may of made its way on the connections. Just throwing stuff out there for now.
Just called the shop again, they say the computer is might be the cause. So I told them that the part on the picture above might be wet, because I also lost battery charge. I checked my alternator current, it is showing 13.87 ( so it is charging), for some reason my battery was low (11.6v) before I took it to the shop
Batteries/systems that are weak show low voltage and low voltage is OK at some level as long as it has sufficient current to sustain cell voltage. Something like 12.75. That said, most systems when running won't drop under 13.4vdc.
Last edited by 2013FSport; May 10, 2021 at 07:42 PM.
Update: Finally my car is back alive. the issue was with the connection from the computer unit. I have really bad luck, the tow cost was almost $600 and the repair was $700. Since somebody mentioned that high pressure fuel pump rarely broken and super expensive. I asked the shop to give me the original part, just in case I need it in the future. Is there a simple way to test it without connecting to the car?
Last edited by neomacz; May 10, 2021 at 06:20 PM.
Update: Finally my car is back alive. the issue was with the connection from the computer unit. I have really bad luck, the tow cost was almost $600 and the repair was $700. Since somebody mentioned that high fuel pressure rarely broken and super expensive. I asked the shop to give me the original part, just in case I need it in the future. Is there a simple way to test it without connecting to the car?
I just read through your thread and might have a similar problem. Would you be kind enough to share the part number of the computer in question or a photo.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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11049492[/url]]Update: Finally my car is back alive. the issue was with the connection from the computer unit. I have really bad luck, the tow cost was almost $600 and the repair was $700. Since somebody mentioned that high pressure fuel pump rarely broken and super expensive. I asked the shop to give me the original part, just in case I need it in the future. Is there a simple way to test it without connecting to the car?
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