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Old 23-10-2008, 10:07 PM   #31
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Hahah..yep I think someone posted the answer several times above the pump...lol
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Old 24-10-2008, 10:55 AM   #32
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If it was the pump why would it cause the Squeal?? The Squeal can be narrowed down to the front part of the motor. I am all for changing the pump i've seen a nice Holley high output one the thing that is stopping me is the Squeal..
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Old 24-10-2008, 11:02 AM   #33
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I had the exact same symptoms, replaced the exact same parts, only to find it was the fuel pump. Admittedly, my car is a six, but the likeness of symptoms is uncanny!
Ford had the car for 2 days, found an old inactive Coil Pack code, but nothing else. this led me to replace a coil pack which was in perfect working order. (if you were to search 'threads started by me', you will find I gave the spare coil pack away to a member here) A shop with a scantool didn't find the coil code. another shop was requested to carry out a fuel pressure test. Another shop carried out a Carbon Clean. Add up the costs. $150 for plugs, $200 for CC, $80 for Coil Pack, $60 for Leads, $80 for Pyro. Filters, etc, + labour costs when used. Exhaust and Cat where less than 12 months, so I was confident they were ok.
Ford had replaced the Throttle Body, as the Idle Sensor was shot, and they couldn't undo it. I was starting to worry it was the problem, then a rep came into work with a specials list, with a fuel pump on it. Ordered one, fitted it, drama gone!

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hey mate my car is curently doing the same thing, my car goes no where till 4000rpm, theres a huge rush to redline, even when you sit at 70km and boot it nothing happens till about 4000rpm, i never thouggt of the fuel pump, ive been over most things on the car, the throttle cable, swapped a few throttle bodies, reset the computer, changed the Tps, i dont know what else to do? i thought it could be the cam timing, but its set at 0 on my vernier gear?
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Old 25-10-2008, 01:04 AM   #34
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Joe check your cat converter. If its collapsed inside it will block your exaust causing this. Then as the revs pick up so does the pressure then it can free up. My XR8 did it to one cat and the other was fine. Was really wierd. Just a thought. It's not hard to check.
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Old 25-10-2008, 01:22 AM   #35
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If your cats are flanged it will cost $0 to unbolt them & look inside. My 6 was flat as a tack to about 3000 then picked up from there to redline before I changed the cat, much better afterwards. About 1/2 the core was in chunks bunched into the back end of the cat.

Have you had a kind of metallic buzz at idle from underneath the car that sounds like the exhaust is loose and vibrating against something solid? Not necessarily now but in the last year or 2? I've had cats collapse in 2 cars so far, and that buzz has been apparent in both around the time low-rev performance went south.

But don't let me talk you out of the fuel pump either. I'm just suggesting something that won't cost you to check if you have access to a pair of proper AS-compliant axle stands, or a mate with a hoist. I'm guessing you might need same to change a fuel pump, might as well look at the cats "while you're down there".
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Old 19-11-2008, 08:56 PM   #36
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Well it is finally fixed. Yep and just to me off it was a blocked injector. So after 5 mechanics, many new parts and around $2000 dollars it was done by a bottle of Nulon total fuel system cleaner. Yep the grand total of $25. Since then i have had a total fuel system clean and all the injectors replaced. Also had the preasure out of the fuel pump checked and that is okay.
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Old 19-11-2008, 10:20 PM   #37
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Well it is finally fixed. Yep and just to me off it was a blocked injector. So after 5 mechanics, many new parts and around $2000 dollars it was done by a bottle of Nulon total fuel system cleaner. Yep the grand total of $25. Since then i have had a total fuel system clean and all the injectors replaced. Also had the preasure out of the fuel pump checked and that is okay.
Good lesson there; if the car had a miss, do the cheap stuff first (like the Nulon).
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