Fuel pump test terminal?
 

Where is it?

I need to do pressure test with a jumped 12V source, since everything is dis-connected here...

http://www.zr1.net/forum/attachment....1&d=1381805561

'UNDERHOOD' - narrows it down a little... The first schematic already shows it near the drivers side somewhere. Anybody got a snappics here?

http://www.zr1.net/forum/attachment....1&d=1381806625

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Thanks there Cliff...

Marc says 43 is good enough; FSM says 48 is minimum.

:confused:

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If I had my choice of going with Marc or FSM.......well......that is a No Brainer for me....Marc ALL the time :p

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Does this look like an OEM test connector?

http://www.zr1.net/forum/attachment....1&d=1381861120

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90% sure that is it. but there are others that know more than I.

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Thanks!

Sure wish the 'others' would post up some more in the 'diags' thread tho'...

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Schrade, on page 6e3-a-6 in FSM it says" 490red Fuel pump test connector located near battery. Must be the one you found. Goes to terminal 3 of pri fuel pump relay.

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Concerning the fuel question. I want to make sure I understand what is being said here. The FSM indicates ign on - engine off pressure to be 48-55 PSI. Then ign on - engine idling fuel pressure to be 3-10 PSI less indicating regulator control is functioning. FSM then indicates approx. 43 PSI in idle. Is that what Marc is indicating? Static versus dynamic pressures.

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Not sure there Franke; I had 44 static (NO leakdown) (which Marc says is sufficient (43) ). Kinda' bothers me, but he's the doc on this mill.

Dynamic idle with vacuum was 40 (I haven't seen his spec for THAT). I saw in FSM that spec drop dynamic is 3 - 10, so I'm good there. Need his feedback on it...

I'll test again when everything is dry-fit - yep all together dry, and dis-assemble AGAIN - familiarity, sequence, KNOWLEDGE ;)

Thanks again there...................