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I show testing ot see if the fuel pump check valve has failed causing a extended cranking time. Sorry about the dark video we have 2 lights in the shop with bad ballasts.

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  1. Thanks for sharing the video! I have the same problem with my 98 Tacoma. I was almost positive that was it but didn't know how to check it. Can you take the hose off of the fuel pressure regulator any time while it's running?

  2. Thanks for that video Kevin. I too am having a hard first start to the day. So I did this test, but my gauge showed that the pump is holding pressure, or at least during the five minutes I was waiting for it to drop after shutting off the car. So I did a little more research and was told that my condition can also be cause by an injector leaking down into the cylinders, filling the associated cylinder with fuel and causing my rough start, but how can my fuel gauge show that its holding pressure?

  3. It's the spped of the bleed off that's really the best indicator. In the span of 5 minutes you saw your pressure drop to nothing (assuming no video editing for brevity) A leaking fuel injector on the rail would show similar symptoms but take longer to bleed off the pressure as in an hour or more instead of a few minutes. Only way to know without a doubt, however, is to block off the return line on the rail (assuming a return system) to know for sure since then you'd be able to isolate the pump check valve from the rail to see what's leaking.

  4. How can you test the check valve if the engine won't turn over? I have a 2005 Chrysler T&C, that it had an elongated crank time one day, then eventually started, just as you explained, & drove fine. The next day, it wouldn't start, just kept cranking, no start. A mechanic told me it was the fuel pump & not worth the cost to change it, due to the age of the vehicle & mileage. I just received in the mail an Extended Warranty on the Fuel check valve for the van, stating it would need to be replaced either at the dealership or they would reimburse for repairs already made. I asked the mechanic if it was possibly the valve & not the pump, & he said he doesn't think it's the valve, but didn't check it. Is there a way I can do that, to see whether or not it's worth having it towed to a dealership to get the valve replaced?
    I'm not all that car savvy, so I don't even know if they are related issues.

  5. Hi Kevin: My car will crank up on 1st turn but will have poor idling if I parked car for more than 15 hours. So what I do is every morning, I turn the key on position 2 for about a few seconds, then the car will start up normal otherwise it will have poor idle for about 20-30 seconds. Can I just keep the car like that without fixing the check valve since the car is old not worth throw in any more money. Let me know. Thanks.

  6. Wow! Great information. Just installed a fuel pump on my Saab 900 Turbo. I've had this problem for a few years (fuel pump pressure). Just recently got worst starting up. Now that a new fuel pump is in, car still will not start. Question: My fuel pump fuse shows no output when car is switched on and probe light doesn't light. Isn't it suppose to light with this step.

  7. I just had a new fuel pump installed. The OEM one failed after 15 years. Now I have a hard start problem and if I cycle the key to on a few times it starts right up….so I think its the check valve. So…being new, any chance the new check valve might start working…or should I switch out the pump? I paid to have this done since at the time the tank was full of gas, but this time I'm going to have to do it since re-doing the labor isn't covered.

  8. $800 repair (I was stuck away and had to have repair). Instant start!!!! It was great. Now I have THIS bleed down problem. So far, my solution has been to turn the KEY ON, WAIT for the system to pressurize, and BINGO, it works. From everything I've read here, that is just an annoyance and nothing worse.

  9. I'm confused where the check valve is on the fuel pump and how it works with the return line. If I crimp the line after the fuel filter, the pressure holds. Crimp the return line after the fuel regulator and the pressure holds too but if it's a bad check valve I'd expect the pressure to drop even if the return line is crimped??

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