Is this fuel rail pressure normal?
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by crucar1800, Dec 21, 2024.
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That is almost 7000 psi. Most common rail engines will been around that low end and around 28,000 - 33,000 psi high end. Depends on the engine. Any engine I have seen will have "Fuel rail pressure desired" or something like that show what the ECM is expecting or commanding. Watching desired compared to actual is the best way to know if the pressure you are seeing is normal or not.
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You need to disclose year and motor for anyone to say.
The paccar mx13 runs at 7k to 30k.
If google is correct.
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Top of the screen under the actions tab is a fuel system test,I don’t remember what its called, but it will let you monitor commanded vs actual.
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What software is that?
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As @Heavyd stated…..
441 bar is = to about 6396psi
And normal for Idle PSI on any common rail fuel system.QUALITYTRUCK and Heavyd Thank this. -
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