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m0Ray
18.06.2021 10:48:36

i had an operator error issue after changing the fuel separator one time on this fuel pump and knocked the plug loose for the low pressure pump. after removing the fuel pump thinking i needed to replace it, i noticed the plug for the low pressure pump not connected. reinstalled the pump and made all connections and the pump worked great!. had to rebuild the engine this winter due to spinning a rod bearing and this pump has not worked since. the issue is presenting as if the low pressure pump is bad. switched plugs from the wiring harness supplying the fuel pumps to double check a wiring issue and it doesn't change anything. the boat will start and idle smoothly but will not allow acceleration passed 1800 rpms due to lack of volume of fuel in the fuel reservoir. is there a chance the ecm is in safety mode not allowing proper voltage to the fuel pump? i know that in a car the oil pressure switch could interfere with the fuel pump operation but wasn't sure about in a boat. oil pressure is 40lbs so i know that is not the problem.


jack8logan
10.05.2021 1:56:38

i have a volvo penta 2006 5.7 osi-ef with MPI injection with a carter 21545138 pump. i am having issues with the low pressure pump not filling the reservoir.


agaumoney
11.05.2021 5:08:48

i have bi-passed the anit-siphon ball by using a small gas can so i know i have good fuel flow to the pump.
i put a small electric pump directly to the fuel line from the tank and it is providing fuel through the test pump.
i have checked both plugs feeding the fuel pump and they both have 13.5 volts when key on and both back down after a few seconds. connections are clean between connectors and pumps.
i am getting 17psi on my low pressure pump when it's only supposed to be 8psi.
the fuel separator is only filling half way not providing enough fuel in the reservoir for the high pressure pump.


rainerfox
03.05.2021 19:27:56

i found a thread on here where man cave mechanic shows you how to pull apart and clean the fuel pump and the reservoir, as well as the screens on my pumps. the inside housing does not have paint flaking so i am thinking this pump might have been replaced or did not have the peeling paint problem. the float is very clean and the fuel compartment of the reservoir was clean. the screens on the input side of both pumps only had a few particles of dirt in the screens, definitely not clogged causing issue. the chamber where the water flows around the fuel was a different story. it was not completely clogged but it needed a good cleaning.(possibly not cooling the fuel properly causing a hard start when motor is hot?).


SteveL
26.05.2021 10:08:48

is there a possible ecm issue or is this simply a bad fuel pump? should i rebuild myself or just by a new one? it was rather easy to disassemble so reassembly shouldn't be hard and the price comparison is considerable. here


bv-falcon
09.05.2021 17:55:43


ashleywittky
27.04.2021 3:17:54

New fuel pump in July of 2015. more


0x6763
16.05.2021 7:40:06

I'm not hitting the Rev Limiter I'm sure of that. I replaced the whole fuel assembly last summer and have used ethenol free fuel for almost every fill up along with marine stabilizer..so I'm really doubting any fuel pump, paint flaking issues. I read up on those before and decided to change out the assembly as a preventative measure after getting some slight hesitation problems upon acceleration from standing. Solved that issue with the new pump assembly.


daemox
23.06.2021 16:12:21

I have not changed the fuel lines, but that job requires removing the whole back seat and some other things so that will be an off season job.


Calvin870894
20.05.2021 11:02:03

I'm also going to change the fuel filter tomorrow. After that my plan is to check the low pressure fuel pump and lines back to the reservoir and the float inside the reservoir. After that I'm at a loss. Anyone have any other ideas? I'm open to anything. more


lysacor
26.04.2021 11:23:49

My fire extinguisher has gone empty and the fire is still burning, time to call the fire department! lol


rfugger
01.05.2021 14:56:46

tpenfield replied to my pictures on page one with this :


Arc
05.05.2021 21:06:04

The DLC connector is a GM connector and is not Volvo or Mercruiser specific.


ninaheadley
02.06.2021 3:31:20

thanks for reply. I think the error does not depend on the distributor. The main difference between the 2 systems is that the ICM is integrated in the coil (HVS) or distributor (EST). The EST and BYPASS signal is controlled by the switch in the ICM. On the MEFI-4 J2 connector the 5v Reference signal is provided by pin 2. The error says that the IC-Control-connection (J2-31) needs to be grounded during crank (but it seems to be not). But how should I evaluate the error? How can I check that the ic-signal is not grounded? Is there a general ground problem or only for that connection? here


haselton37
02.05.2021 17:07:17

Waht does the error on cylinder #1 means?


Accolades
14.06.2021 2:00:19

thanks for answering. Where can I find the manual (7742218)? I do not know the difference the models A, B, C, D and E but the manual with the given part number is for the models (A, B, C and D) but model E is not mentioned on the cover. Are you sure with the part number?


dporter05
14.06.2021 23:12:04

Yes I'm sure. The link above might not work in the EU. But I would think that if you Google "Volvo Penta Owners Manual" from your IP, you will get a similar website to look up and buy the manual.


agp
09.06.2021 10:55:54

The DTC 41 is a valid code for your engine. Don’t get confused by the EST in the code description, it is probably due to the scan tool you’re using. Don’t worry about the A in the description, it is referring to what driver in the ECM is seeing a problem. Because you have a HVS style ignition, the only driver used is the A driver. [links]