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    LS3 Fuel Pressure Magnuson Heartbeat

    I have a 2106 Holden Commodore SS LS3 6.2 with a Magnuson Heartbeat 2300, running 90 mm pulley 7 psi, fuel pressure is dropping to 330kpa in the higher rev ranges but it should be 400kpa , is the fpcm fuel flow rate value right or do i need to increase that or do i need a fuel pump booster?
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    Quote Originally Posted by blindsquirrel View Post
    I doubt if that pid is wrong, i have previous logs before the supercharger went on and the pressure never went below 390kpa at 6000 rpm

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    Oh. Well never mind then.

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    Yep, continue on your way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greg666 View Post
    I doubt if that pid is wrong, i have previous logs before the supercharger went on and the pressure never went below 390kpa at 6000 rpm
    Bet you weren't at 107% duty cycle either.

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    Log fuel pressure sensor voltage to see if we can catch it not matching what is reported.

    Also.. in the FPCM there are some useful pids like pump PWM %, short and long term pump trims. So if you are short on fueling in your FPCM you'll see it show up there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alvin View Post
    Log fuel pressure sensor voltage to see if we can catch it not matching what is reported.

    Also.. in the FPCM there are some useful pids like pump PWM %, short and long term pump trims. So if you are short on fueling in your FPCM you'll see it show up there.
    Ok i will have a look at those pids see if i can see anything there, thanks