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Fuel pump psi went from 3 to 5.5psi

Anyone have any idea how the fuel pump, original Bosch in a 70T, could increase pressure? I did change the indwelling screen/filter in the tank, nothing more! One of the reasons I replaced the screen, was that the car seemed not to be getting enough fuel. Any help will be appreciated. Steve

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I once had a regulator and gauge in the engine compartment up so I could keep an eye on the pressure for my Webers. I found it changed quite a bit with increasing temperature. First thought it was the regulator, but then discovered the gauge itself was seriously affected by the temp in the engine compartment.
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Bob, thanks for the reply. My guess is that the pump needs replacing or rebuilding. This would explain why I have needed to tweak the carbs virtually every time I drive the car. Temp in my "heated" garage was 60 degrees and I do have pressure gauge there. By the way it was running, I have no problem believing the gauge is ok. Steve
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that is probably max pressure when either the supply or return line is completely plugged or blocked. I doubt its the pump.
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T77, I will give it a try and make sure the supply and return are clear. That does make sense and really hope it works. Steve

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