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Fuel delivery issue?

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2014-2018 Fiesta ST FORD OEM Cam Bucket at 110k miles. I was expecting to see more wear on the cam side, but evidence points to more wear on the fuel pump side. Note the concave wear.



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So, the replacement of the fuel pressure sensors fixed the fuel issue. Not positive which one because I replaced both low and high pressure at the same time.

Immediately, thereafter, the “Help! Low boost - new sound” thread issue occurred.

Keeping me on my toes!


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So, the replacement of the fuel pressure sensors fixed the fuel issue. Not positive which one because I replaced both low and high pressure at the same time.

Immediately, thereafter, the “Help! Low boost - new sound” thread issue occurred.

Keeping me on my toes!


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Do you have part numbers and locations for these things? I'm pretty sure I'm having a similar issue. Lowside fp actual pressure at idle is 102psi and I think it should be like 70-80.

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Ill have to re marry my AP and see if this is whats causing my bucking while accelerating on the freeway issue i was chasing last summer. ( itll more than likely come back this summer too) no codes yet for me. Im at 104k. Roughly where are these sensors located in case i have to replace them. ( should also do the cam follower...)
 




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