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Where are the fittings on your bag? Take the hose clamp off and turn the fitting 45°

1 hour ago, cwiley3 said:

 

From my experience, the engine diagnostic screen will not give you an accurate fuel pressure reading.  Diacom is the best way to check the fuel pressure, but a mechanical gauge with an inline quick connect adaptor tee could also be used.

On 10/29/2021 at 11:37 AM, cwiley3 said:

csleaver, thank you for sharing this!  Has pretty much all the info i was looking for.

On 10/29/2021 at 11:37 AM, cwiley3 said:

csleaver, thank you for sharing this!  Has pretty much all the info i was looking for.

Csleaver, I’m guessing you are a boat tech or a malibu tech. I have seen your name on several posts. Question on the heater install. Since I have installed it, when I get over about 4000 rpm’s the engine goes into limp

mode. (Yes I used the malibu wiring harness) Could be unrelated but there is an inactive code for low fuel pressure. Today I watched the engine diagnostic and the pressure started at 88psi and went down in the 60’s with full throttle. Is that low enough for limp mode? I might disconnect the heater and hoses and see what she does. 

I found a new $220K MSRP 2023 23LSV for $135K. Looks like the fire sale has begun. Should I take it or wait? No idea what will happen to service in the future.