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Old 02-13-2005, 09:59 PM
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too much fuel in cylinders

I just installed a 347 stroker w/255 fuel pump, 30# injectors, 75mm tb, mass air calibrated for injectors, but when i try to start the motor it just cranks and upon inspecting the plugs i found that the cylinders are filled with fuel. Would an adjutable fuel regulator help with the problem or am i heading in the wrong direction, i havent been able to hear it run yet due to this problem so any input would be invaluable.
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Re: too much fuel in cylinders

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I just installed a 347 stroker w/255 fuel pump, 30# injectors, 75mm tb, mass air calibrated for injectors, but when i try to start the motor it just cranks and upon inspecting the plugs i found that the cylinders are filled with fuel. Would an adjutable fuel regulator help with the problem or am i heading in the wrong direction, i havent been able to hear it run yet due to this problem so any input would be invaluable.
You def need a AFPR wit a 255 especially if it's a hi-pressure 255.
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Old 02-13-2005, 10:12 PM
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thanks, ill try that and hopefully itl solve the problem
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