87 GLE flooding?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Paul E. Kemp, Nov 12, 2003.

  1. Paul E. Kemp

    Paul E. Kemp Guest

    Thanks for your help in advance. If you know what is the cause of my
    troubles please let me know. My "87" GLE 8 valve w/ 228K floods with
    gasoline. If I remove the fuel pump relay it will start and run until gas
    in the fuel rail is gone. When I put the fuel pump relay back into place
    the engine floods again and will not start. Do I need a pressure regulator,
    ECU, injectors, or what?
    Paul
     
    Paul E. Kemp, Nov 12, 2003
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  2. Paul E. Kemp

    Mike F Guest

    I've seen this twice caused by a wiring harness that kept all the
    injectors turned on all the time. Check your engine wiring harness for
    deteriorating insulation.

    Fuel pressure regulators can fail in such a way that the fuel pressure
    is too high, and a clogged return line will accomplish the same thing.
     
    Mike F, Nov 13, 2003
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  3. Paul E. Kemp

    James Sweet Guest

    If the injectors are working properly they should buzz audibly, if they're
    stuck open they'll simply make a click when the key is turned on and stay
    open. Also the fuel rail can be removed from the manifold easily with all
    four injectors still on it, point them in a direction where the fuel mist
    won't be ignited and crank the engine for a moment, the spray should
    pulsate.
     
    James Sweet, Nov 13, 2003
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