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07-29-2005, 01:52 PM
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Fuel Pressure issue?
Can anyone tell me about the fuel pressure in a 1996 Trans Am. Maybe that is what is giving me the bad start ups and rough idle. How can this be fixed? Without help from expensive mechanic or dealer.
I changed out the fuel injectors a while back ago and ever since then it's been giving me problems. But before that I changed out the spark plugs and wires. Used AC Delco plugs and good wires. So I don't know if that is why it is giving me a bad start up or not. One of the mechanics I go to told me it may be a fuel pressure problem, but I don't know how to fix that or even where I can start. Any pointers?
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1996 Pontiac Trans Am- 85,000 miles Black/Black leather interior, auto trans, BMR rear lower control arms, Trick Flow Air Inlet, Russell brake lines, slotted front rotors, Auburn differential 3.23 gears with bolted alum. girdle. Trying to fix my repairs now. So sad really. But with every replaced part, comes a better part! 
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07-29-2005, 08:20 PM
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Re: Fuel Pressure issue?
Should be around 40 -45 PSI on start up and then drop 10 PSI once started. Good luck
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