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Mike827
03-12-2011, 11:35 PM
Well a few mins ago I went out to plug my sct tuner into the car, and when I did a diagnostic check, a code came up p0190. The code states fuel rail pressure. But I never got a check engine light. It only showed up on the tuner. What could have caused this problem? Is this a serious matter? What can I do to fix this problem? Car runs fine.

LANDY
03-12-2011, 11:51 PM
Are you supercharged?

Mike827
03-13-2011, 12:49 AM
No I am not supercharged. I have a custom dyno tune if that helps any..

fastblackmerc
03-13-2011, 03:58 AM
Clear the code and see if it reappears. If it does then worry about it. I get that code once a year, I clear it and it doesn't come back for a year.....

musclemerc
03-13-2011, 06:10 AM
Hey Mike, normally S/C guy's get that code. I threw that code all last year after some mods the stock FP in your car is not keeping up with the fuel demands. If your throwing that code at WOT watch out you could run lean and go BANG!

Get ready to install a new fuel pump. I would advise you to not put in a stock replacement. Get a SVT Focus pump at a minimum.

I'm running twin fucus pumps.

LANDY
03-13-2011, 07:27 AM
Hey Mike, normally S/C guy's get that code. I threw that code all last year after some mods the stock FP in your car is not keeping up with the fuel demands. If your throwing that code at WOT watch out you could run lean and go BANG!

Get ready to install a new fuel pump. I would advise you to not put in a stock replacement. Get a SVT Focus pump at a minimum.
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I'm running twin fucus pumps. I agree, to The OP: Before you go replacing anything dattalog the car and check your fpdc, and fuel pressure cruising and underload.
Unless you have a aeroforce or scangauge.

Mike827
03-13-2011, 07:40 AM
I have cleared the code...I will keep you guys updated on this problem. But the thing is, I have been custom tuned for 2 years and never had this code before. What caused it to come now?

Pat
03-13-2011, 10:16 AM
Sometimes the sensor just goes bad. Pull the vacumn line and smell for gas at the sensor outlet not the vacumn hose. If you can smell gas the diaphram in the sensor is leaking and should be replaced. Remove a couple of screws and pull the senso up and out, one electrical connector and one vacumn line.

Also check the vacumn line for rub wear or tiny holes or just old and cracked.

I get this code from time to time, but I'm supercharged. Cleared the code and good to go till next time. My fuel pressures are good, check by experts, sensor was replaced, fuel pump replaced all to no effect. Code comes on when it feels like it. usually at start up but sometime while driving on the street. Never had the code at WOT. My Tuner adjusted the tolerances that the computer "sees" and that helped a lot. Maybe once a month the EEC will throw the code.

justbob
03-13-2011, 07:19 PM
Mines been popping up more and more often...

ntd
03-13-2011, 07:50 PM
last year when I had this problem I double checked my fuel pressure's and that was fine so I replaced the FRP sensor but to no avail. So figuring it must be in the tune I called my tuner:rolleyes:(that's a hole other story) explained the problem and my findings we ended up widening the acceptable range for that parameter now the code rarely sets maybe 1 out of 20 start ups. To the op call you tuner and talk to him:twocents: