[DML] Re: Warm Start Issue

["bitsyncmater" <david.mckeen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Getting the rest pressure time is like pulling teeth.  I far exceed 
the 10 min 1.7 bar value.  So if at 20 min if I have zero PSI rest 
pressure are you saying I won't get vapor lock and the car should 
start?

In the summer my car will not start between 3 an 4 hours after it is 
shut off.  Three hous happens to be when my rest pressure drops to 
zero PSI.  Now if I go out and prime the system by turning the key to 
on, at 1 to 2 hours after shutdown....this keeps pressure in the 
system for four to five hours and it will start right up no problems 
at the 3 to 4 hour time that was the problem.

Now you see why I want to know if it should be holding rest pressure 
for longer than 3 hours.



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@...> 
wrote:
>
> I don't find it useless. It is an indicator of the leakiness of the
> check valve and the primary pressure regulator. If the accumulator 
is
> dead it won't hold the rest pressure more than a couple of minutes.


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