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Old 2nd October 2022, 18:22   #1
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Hi all what should the fuel pressure be on a diesel on the low pressure side?

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Hi all what should the fuel pressure be on a diesel on the low pressure side?

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Hi Matt.
below is a quote from MB on the fuel pressure for the diesel

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Twin pump cars with healthy pumps generate circa 370 Kpa 3.7 Bar, and single pump cars 420 Kpa 4.2 Bar, or in real money 60 psi

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below is a quote from MB on the fuel pressure for the diesel



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Bit of an aside ,but do the single pump cars not have the pierburg pressure relief valve ?
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Are you referring to one of these below.
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Yes that's right they stop the pumps overpressurising the system
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Yes the facelift single ITP model also have the above valve.
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below is a quote from MB on the fuel pressure for the diesel



Single ITP
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UBP.
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Matt what problem are you having ?
I had the intank pump fail so changed it (although before removing it I just disconnected and reconnected the block connector on top and it started working again but changed it anyway) but for a little while after it was still a little sluggish starting, although its back to normal now so checked the pressure and was only getting around 3.5/3.6 bar and I kinda remembered it should be about 4.5 bar but obviously that's for the single pump type.
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